44

48

49

- 50

CHAP. II.

Considering the Institution of the Holy Commu-
nion, as recorded by St. Matthew, St. Mark, St.
Luke, and St. Paul

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It came in the Place of the Jewish Passover
1. Resembling it in several Circumstances
2. Deriving its Forms and Phrases from it

2. By whom they are blessed

3. What the Blessing amounts to

CHAP. VI.

Of Spiritual Feeding according to John vi.

1. The Sense of the Ancients on that Head

2. The Sentiments of Moderns

CHAP. VII.

Of Sacramental, Symbolical Feeding in the Eu-

charist

· 145

1. The Sentiments of the Ancients on that Head 157—181

2. The Sentiments of Moderns

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182-196

CHAP. VIII.

1 Cor. x. 16. explained, and vindicated from miscon-

England

From Antiquity

Judgment of the Reformers, and of the Church of

Objections removed

- 251

255-266

CHAP. X.

Proved from I Cor. xii. 13.
The Judgment of the Ancients hereupon
The Sentiments of Moderns on the same

CHAP. XI.

The Eucharist considered as a Federal Rite

Argued from the Nature of Communion

From the Custom of drinking Blood in Covenants

From the Words of Institution

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-

322

From the Analogy between that and Sacrifices, or

Sacrificial Feasts

Objections to Dr. Cudworth's Notion considered and
confuted

326-341

CHAP. XII.

The Eucharist considered in a Sacrificial View

Some Account of Dr. Grabe's Sentiments

The Eucharist a spiritual Sacrifice, how

The Judgment of the Ancients on that Head

The Judgment of Moderns

CHAP. XIII.

CHAP. XIV.

Of the Obligation to frequent Communion

How stated in the several Ages of the Church

First Century

Second

Third

Fourth

Fifth

Sixth

Seventh

Eighth

- 430

- 433

- 435

ibid.