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CHAPTER FOURTEEN.On the Lord's Supper.
The LORD'S SUPPER is a New Testament sacrament instituted by Christ Himself immediately for the Church's use until the world's end, in which by lawful external administration, taking, eating, and drinking of bread and wine the Lord's death is announced; inwardly the taking and fruition of Christ's body and blood are exhibited;and that closest union or koinonia by which we are joined to Christ our Head is sealed and confirmed; while the faithful profess their gratitude and obligation toward God, communion among themselves, and separation from others.
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CAPUT DECIMUM QUARTUM, De coena Domini. COENA DOMINI est sacramentum N.T. ab ipso Christo immediate in usum Ecclesiae ad finem usque mundi institutum, in quo legitima panis & vini externa administratione, sumptione, manducatione & haustione mors Domini annunciatur, interne corporis & sanguinis Christi sumptio & fruitio exhibetur, & arctissima illa unio sive koinonia qua sumus cum Christo capite nostro coniuncti obsignatur & confirmatur; fideles vero suam erga Deum gratitudinem & obligationem, communionem inter ipsos & ab aliis separationem profitentur.