Popery condemned by scripture and the fathers - End Time Deception

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POPERY CONDEMNED BY
supposition that Christ, in the last Sapper, offered
his body and blood to God, as an atonement
for sin, because it is said in the words of
institution, " This is my body, which is broken
" for you," kc, A very little attention to the
language of scripture will discover this conclusion
to be totally unfounded. A future event,
when near and certain, is frequently mentioned
as having already occurred :
" I'he Son of
" man," says Christ, " is betrayed into the
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hands of sinners^." And if the R. give
himself the trouble of convSulting either the Vulgate
or the Missal, he will find a coincidence
between them and the Protestant view of the
words of institution, " This is my blood which
" shall be shed."
But we need not rest the refutation of this
doctrine on criticism. In the scriptures, the
necessity of repeating Christ's propitiatory sa*
orifice is plainly denied.- In the tenth chapter
of the epistle to the Hebrews, the R. will find
an illustration of the sufficiency of that saciifice
which our Redeemer perfected on the cross ;
and likewise, of the inutility of all Jewish and
Popish propitiations ;
" By the which will we
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are sanctified, throu;;h the offL-ring of the
" body of Jesus Christ oice. And every priest
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standeth daily ministering, and offering often-
" times the same sacrifices, which can never
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take
* Mattb. XX vi. 43.