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The Lord’s Cup in Communion
- The Significance of Taking the Lord’s Supper
- Narrated by: J. Wesley Price
- Length: 35 mins
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The Lord’s Cup in Communion
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Communion is an ordinance that most Christians partake of, either occasionally or regularly.
The Lord ’s Table means so much to us as believers; however, taking communion with understanding will produce better results. This book will look in detail at the significance of the cup and at the phrase, “This cup is the new testament in my blood.” It will leave the listener with a great appreciation of the communion table and how to approach this precious ordinance with better understanding. Bisi Oladipupo.
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