The last supper, or Christ's death kept in remembrance, by the author of The morning and evening sacrifice

1828

Ceremonies or Rites that is Symbolical or Figurative Actions	27

History of the Ceremony	34

Disputes respecting the Ceremony	43

THE LORDS SUPPER	52

Meaning of the Ceremony or fundamental Idea on which it	58

Symbolical Character of the Ceremony	64

Sacramental Character of the Ceremony	72

Some important General Characteristics of the Ceremony	79

Exercises of SelfExamination to be used occasionally on Days	177

Faith or an Appropriation of the Benefits of the Saviour and	184

Repentance or a just and deep Sense of our own Weakness	191

Charity or a Heart divested of all rebellious and distrustful	198

New Obedience or a Life conformed in all its Parts to the Will	204

Page	209

For the Evening of the Sacramental Sabbath	217

PART FOURTH	225

Benefits to be expected from the Service	86

Questions relating to the Institution of the Ceremony	95

Questions illustrative of the fundamental Idea on which the	109

Questions relating to the Symbolical Nature of the Service	116

Questions illustrative of the Sacramental Character of the Service	122

General Characteristics of the Service	131

Benefits to be expected from the Service	137

Devotional Exercises preparatory to Sacramental Communion	141

For the Morning of a Day of Humiliation	151

For the Evening of a Day of Humiliation	167

Thanksgiving and Blessing	241

FIRST SERVICE	247

Address after the Elements have been distributed	254

Address after distributing the Elements	265

Address after distributing the Elements	276

Advertisement	297

Discourse on the Imitation of Christ	315

Reflection founded on the preceding Discourse	354

Concluding Prayer	362

Titre	The last supper, or Christ's death kept in remembrance, by the author of The morning and evening sacrifice
Auteur	Thomas Wright
Publié	1828
Original provenant de	Université d'Oxford
Numérisé	30 mars 2006

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