Popery condemned by scripture and the fathers - End Time Deception

SCRIPTURE AND THE FATHERS.
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take away sins : But this man, after he had
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offered one sacrifice for sins, forever sat down
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on the right hand of God ; . . . For by one
" offering he hath perfected for ever them that
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are sanctified. . . . Now, where remission of
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these (sins) is, there is no more offering for
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sin *." Papists, then, with their frequent
masses, are the kinsmen of these heathen, who
expect to be heard in prayer for their much
speaking ; and doubtless they are equally successful.
The scriptures, likewise, as plainly show the
Lord's Supper to be a service of commemoration.
The symbols of his body and blood, in
this ordinance, are intended to direct the faith
of the Christian to that offering, which has already
completely satisfied divine justice for sin ;
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Do this in remembrance of me ;
for as often
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as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye
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do shew the Lord's death till he come." If
the R. consult the Fathers, he will find this view
of the eucharist very extensively inculcated :
" It is not," says Eulogius of Alexandria,
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the offering of different sacrifices, but the
" commemoration of a sacrifice once offered f."
" He commanded us," says Eusebius, " to
" offer to God continually the remembrance,
" instead of the sacrifice |."
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* Ver. 10 i8. f Apud Phot. Cod. 280,
t Demonstr. Evang. Lib. i. c. 10.
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