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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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3.
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3. Das Brodbrechen iſt ein wenig paſſendes Sinnbild,
denn Chriſti Leib iſt nicht gebrochen worden. Joh. 19, 36. Anm. Sie ſollten eigentlich auch etwas Wein ver—
gießen, um das Vergießen des Blutes zu verſinnlichen. 4. „Für euch gebrochen“, 1. Cor. 21, erklären die an⸗
dern Evangeliſten mit den Worten: Für euch gegeben. 5. Brich dem Hungrigen dein Brod. Jeſ. 58, 7, heißt
auch nicht brechen, ſondern austeilen.
Anm. b. Wir brechen das Brod vorher und ſchneiden
es zurecht.
d. Das Brodbrechen iſt nun eine Bekenntniszeremonie,
ein Symbol der falſchen Lehre.
Anm. a. Wir enthalten uns desſelben
1. Um unſere chriſtliche Freiheit zu wahren.
2. Um uns nicht der reformierten Lehre verdäch⸗
tig zu machen.
Anm. a. Wenn du durch dreimal pfeifen deine Zu—
ſtimmung zur falſchen Lehre giebſt, dürfteſt du auch nicht
dreimal pfeifen.
Anm. b. Wer das Brod bricht, bahnt der Gemeinde
den Weg zur reformierten Kirche.
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3. The breaking of bread is a poorly fitting symbol, for Christ's body was not broken. John 19:36.
Note. They should really also spill some wine, to symbolize the shedding of blood.
4. “Broken for you,” 1 Cor. 11:24, is explained by the other evangelists with the words: Given for you.
5. “Break your bread for the hungry.” Isa. 58:7 likewise does not mean to break but to distribute.
Note b. We break the bread beforehand and cut it to size.
d. The breaking of bread is now a confessional ceremony, a symbol of the false doctrine.
Note a. We refrain from it
1. To preserve our Christian freedom.
2. To avoid making ourselves suspected of Reformed doctrine.
Note. If by whistling three times you give your assent to a false doctrine, then you also ought not to whistle three times.
Note b. Whoever breaks the bread paves the way for his congregation toward the Reformed church.
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