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Anm. b. Chriſtus hat das Brod gebrochen um es aus⸗ zuteilen, zufälliger Weiſe, per accidens. b. Die Reformierten, Presbyterianer, Baptiſten u. ſ. w. halten das Brodbrechen für weſentlich. Es muß ge⸗ brochen ſein. 1. Weil es Chriſtus getan. 2. Weil es in der älteſten Kirche geſchehen iſt. 3. Weil das Abendmahl Brodbrechen genannt wird. Ap. 2, 42. 4. Weil Paulus von Chriſti Leib ſagt: Der für euch gebrochen wird. 1. Cor. 11, 24. 5. Um den falſchen Wahn von der Gegenwart Chriſti im Abendmahl aus dem Herzen zu reißen. 6. Um Chriſti Tod am Kreuz zu verſinnlichen und abzubilden. Anm. Ihr Abendmahl iſt nichts weiter als eine Chriſti Leiden verſinnlichende Handlung. Dagegen 1. Nicht Chriſti Exempel, ſondern nur ſein Gebot bindet uns. 2. „Solches tut“ geht nicht auf alle Nebenumſtände; dann müßten ſie auch ſolche Brode backen wie die Juden und ungeſäuertes Brod brauchen wie wir. Anm. Sie ſchneiden das Brod vorher in kleine Stücke und brechen jedes Stück einmal. So hat es Chriſtus auch nicht gemacht.
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Note b. Christ broke the bread in order to distribute it — incidentally, per accidens. b. The Reformed, Presbyterians, Baptists, etc. hold the breaking of bread to be essential. It must be broken. 1. Because Christ did it. 2. Because it was done in the earliest church. 3. Because the Lord's Supper is called the breaking of bread. Acts 2:42. 4. Because Paul says of Christ's body: Which is broken for you. 1 Cor. 11:24. 5. To tear the false delusion of Christ's presence in the Lord's Supper out of the heart. 6. To symbolize and depict Christ's death on the cross. Note. Their Lord's Supper is nothing more than an act symbolizing Christ's sufferings. Against this: 1. Not Christ's example but only his command binds us. 2. “Do this” does not extend to all the incidental circumstances; otherwise they would also have to bake such loaves as the Jews did and use unleavened bread as we do. Note. They cut the bread into small pieces beforehand and break each piece once. Christ did not do it that way either.
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