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1:00:30

Salt Lake Recap, Open Phones

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 23 years ago

24:47

You know, Eucharist -eo is a beautiful term, but you hardly ever hear Protestants, at least non -high

1:09:38

The Diving Board, Episode 9

TCN

ThornCrown Network

almost 7 years ago

42:06

The Eucharist is a reference to the tithe. Bread and wine of the supper are taken from the tithe and sometimes even distributed to the recipient before they're consecrated to be eaten.

1:31:08

The Diving Board, Episode 8

TCN

ThornCrown Network

almost 7 years ago

18:40

For those unfamiliar with the word Eucharist, it comes from the Greek word Eucharisteo, which means Thanksgiving. It is a perfectly fine word, a beautiful word, and it comes from the scriptures. It was the word the gospel writers used to describe what Jesus did when he multiplied the loaves in John chapter 6 and gave thanks to his father.

57:32

Communion: A Memorial Meal (1 Corinthians 11:18-34)

Kootenai Church

almost 2 years ago

7:08

That is a transliteration of the Greek word eucharisteo, which means to give thanks. It's the word that Luke uses in his account of the Lord's supper on the final night of our Lord's life in Luke 22, 19.

1:37:29

TDB 10 The Conversion of Marcus Grodi part 5 (The Eucharist part 3)

TCN

ThornCrown Network

over 6 years ago

1:12:02

As the bread which is produced from the earth when it receives the summons, or ecclesion of God, is no longer common bread, but the Eucharist, consisting of two realities, earthly and heavenly, that's Against Heresies, Book 4, Chapter 18, Paragraph 5, and anyone who wants to see the original Greek on that, in which Irenaeus uses the word ecclesion, or summons, can see Menier's series on the Greek Fathers, Volume 7, Column 1028.

45:03

The Eucharist

CBC

Covenant Baptist Church

2 months ago

28:41

The Eucharist is worship of the Godhead, not the Mormon Godhead. It's ordained by God, achieved by Christ and administered by the Holy Spirit. The altar we come to is not for dead animals, sacrifices of oil, drink and grains, but of the living triune God.

1:00:41

Lars Larson Live Stream

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

over 7 years ago

35:15

That's interesting. For this reason alongside what is often taken as strong Eucharistic imagery the Eucharist is of course a term commonly applied to the Lord's Supper by more liturgical people. Eucharist is taken from a Greek Latin word meaning gratefulness sometimes grace or gratitude a strong Eucharistic imagery of the pericope.

2:52:04

The Mass (White vs Pacwa)

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 35 years ago

9:17

It appears in all of the institutions of the Eucharist. And the obvious thing is, this means to perform. Do this, and repeat it. The Eucharist is not something to be done once and for all, and just do it one time at the Last Supper.

1:06:15

Why do the Lord's Supper weekly?

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

9 months ago

36:22

That word right there, Eucharist thanks, is from the Greek text of Jesus' institution. That's where the word comes from.

48:24

Matt Slick Bible Study - Catholicism - Eucharist - 6/21/17

CARM

about 9 years ago

14:44

Every Sunday, all over the world, Roman Catholic Church, heresy fest. This is out of paragraph 1369. The sacrifice of Christ, the only mediator, which in the Eucharist is offered through the priest's hands.

25:29

WWUTT 2227 The Passover and the Lord's Table (Mark 14:12-25)

WWUTT Podcast

almost 2 years ago

18:33

They even worship them. For when the priest pronounces or makes that convocation that would transform the Eucharist into these elements, then the people worship. They literally think that's actually Jesus, that his bodily presence is among them and they worship it.

1:46:40

Communion: A Memorial Meal (1 Corinthians 11:18-34) | Worship Service

Kootenai Church

almost 2 years ago

41:17

37:40

Exodus 27 - The Altar of Sacrifice, Rome & The Idolatrous View of The Eucharist / Lord's Supper

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

almost 5 years ago

14:12

A table used in a church for the celebration of the Eucharist. Who knows what the Eucharist is? What's the Eucharist. The word Eucharist means Thanksgiving. And there is an element of Thanksgiving with the Lord's Supper that's fine and good but.

55:14

Corinthians 11:17-34 The Celebration of Sacrifice

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

about 14 years ago

9:04

Eucharist is a Greek word that means Thanksgiving but you can call it what you want but you need to also equally understand that by giving it different titles you actually tend to align yourselves more with different theologies.

25:53

Transubstantiation (Part 2)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 15 years ago

15:30

Redemptor hominis 20. Oh, yikes. Catholic .com says, the Eucharist also strengthens the individual because in it, Jesus himself, the word made flesh, forgives our venial sins and gives us the strength to resist mortal sin.

59:00

Sunday School - The Roman Catholic Controversy Part 16

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

almost 3 years ago

53:30

What's that? What does the word Eucharist mean again? What does the word Eucharist mean to our resident scholar, Emanuel? Oh, yes.

10:47

Part 2 - Gavin Ortlund Defends The Real Presence of Christ In The Eucharist

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

over 1 year ago

6:44

In other words, Christ is not present in the Eucharist. Now, the Spirit of Christ, the Holy Spirit, is omnipresent. Is Christ there with us when we partake? Yes, spiritually in a sense, but the bread and wine, it's symbolic.

44:18

In Defense of the Memorial Position

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 7 years ago

33:08

For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord's death until he comes. So the act of participation in the Lord's supper becomes a proclamation of something done. Not a re -institution of doing something again.

1:59:49

February 8, 2024 Show with Jim Elliff on “The Lord’s Supper is a Meal”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 2 years ago

41:26

And that's what they did. It was the Lord's Supper. They were eating a meal together. And it's not called communion. That's what we hope to experience. It's not called Eucharist. That's the word for giving thanks.

22:03

WWUTT 857 Eat My Flesh and Drink My Blood?

WWUTT Podcast

over 7 years ago

10:25

So the Eucharist, the the bread that is consecrated by the priest, by his behest, by his command, the bread becomes the actual flesh of Jesus Christ so that you may eat of his flesh, as it says in John six, and the cup becomes his literal blood, the actual blood of Jesus, so that you may drink of his blood in fulfillment of John six.