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*The Lords Table*
/Luke 22:14-20, 24-27, 31-34/
To get a better understanding of the Lords Table
*Intro*
* *Tables
Work
Things are manufactured
School
Lessons are learned
Home
Meals are served
*Lords Table *
I.
Celebration
Happy to share, mark says sung hymn
II.
Meal
Refreshment, sustenance, and spiritual
III.
United
No favoritism
All equal color, race, no labels, not just a Baptist but the Lords Table
IV.
Reflection
At the table, the Christian looks back.
We recall what our lord has done for us.
There at the cross he died for our sins and gave us forgiveness and eternal life.
At the table, the Christian looks on.
We are doing this as we wait for him.
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