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The Lord’s Supper
It Is Done to Remember Christ
1 Cor 11:24
We are expressing our Love for Jesus, for it is a way we can say to Jesus, we love you, we remember what you did for us
Illustration: On Sunday morning, December 7, 1941, 350 Japanese war planes bombed Pearl Harbor.
18 battle ships were sunk or destroyed.
200 airplanes were put out of commission.
3, 581 servicemen were either killed or wounded.
Thus America’s war cry as she entered World War II was this motto: “Remember Pearl Harbor”.
At the Lord’s table today, we too have a battle cry and it is: “Remember Jesus Christ.”
We are to remember the high cost of our salvation.
Wherein it free to you and I, it cost Jesus dearly, his body and his blood.
He paid it all with his very life.
Application:
Application:
It Is Done to Proclaim Christ
1 cor 11:
Christ’s work is exemplified through the Lord’s Supper
Our Faith is practiced
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It Is Done with Self Examination
1 Cor 11:27-
We look inwardly
We look honestly
We reconcile with others
We repent from Sin
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