...Point,without any local Extenfion : That a Body may be in divers Places at one and the fame Time: that the Bread and Wine are changed into the Body and Blood of Chrift, which were beforc,£5?c. that Accidents may be without a Subject, t£e. and the Paflages that...

...which is the Bread and Wine, and the Heavenly, which is the Body and Blood of Chrift. It is afkcd, If the Bread and Wine are changed into the Body and Blood of Chrift ? and it is anfwered, No; becaufe they do not own Tranfubftantiation. Laftly, to this Queftion...

...Bread and Wine, or with the Subihnce of the Bread and Wine: Whereas the Catholick (Church believes that the Bread and Wine are changed into the Body and Blood of Chrift, So that there remains Nothing of the inward Subltance of the Bread and Wine after Conlecration...

...With respect to the Eucharist, or Lord's Supper, they hold the doctrine of transubSanitation, or that the bread and wine are changed into the body and blood of Christ ; the paying divine worship to the host, or consecrated wafer, and the allowing communion only in one...

...mere accidents, which have no subsistence, (cl) Although il were granted to the church of Rome, that the bread and wine are changed into the body and blood of Christ, it is the i only a made God ; and when they worship that, they practise heathenish idolatry ; for "...

...as the Church of England — This believes in two sacraments, that in seven — the first holds that the bread and wine are changed into the body and blood of Christ — the second that these are 'e verily and indeed taken and received by the faithful in the Lord's...

...learned Protestants, in arguing against the Lutheran system of consubstantiation. When we say that the bread and wine are changed into the body and blood of Christ, (which change is called transubstantiation,) we do not mean that any creation takes place, the body...

...point, and said, You say you believe all that is written in Scripture, why do you not believe that the bread and wine are changed into the body and blood of Christ, which Christ affirms saying: " Take, eat, this is my body." Hoc est corpus meum (every Maronite knows...

...point, and said, You say you believe all that is written in Scripture, why do you not believe that the bread and wine are changed into the body and blood of Christ, which Christ affirms, saying : " Take, eat, this is my body." Hoc est corpus meum (every Maronite knows...

...the mass, -according -to the most ancient liturgies, a strong and lively belief is expressed, that the bread and wine are changed into the body and blood of Christ, that the body and blood of Christ are, in this mystery, offered up to God the Father as a true sacrifice,...