~3 min.The Breaking Of Bread
towardthemark.org · ... of our Lord Jesus in giving this remembrance of Himself to us (1. Cor. 11), that one would seek to give this little outline. Perhaps the initial ...
Position:Toward the Mark #13
~63 min.Mile Stones in the Life of a Christian - The Breaking of Bread
biblecentre.org · ... pathway as children of God together. It certainly has a personal side (cf. 1. Cor. 11); however, it remains true that we always break the Bread in ...
~3 min.Some Illustrations of Assembly Meetings
biblecentre.org · ... so-called 'open meeting': 1. Cor. 14) and for the breaking of bread (1. Cor. 11), which naturally leads redeemed hearts to worship. In ...
~7 min.The Head Covering
biblecentre.org · ... that the custom of the head-covering as taught in the early part of 1. Cor. 11 was held universally in the apostle Paul's day. That is, apart from ...
~6 min.The Lord's Table
biblecentre.org · ... God's order (in creation and the assembly) is submitted to. (1. Cor. 11:1-16; 14:34-35). The Lord Jesus is remembered on the first day of the ...
~4 min.What Does "because of the angels" Mean (1. Corinthians 11:10) ? | Q&A
patternsoftruth.org · ... passage on which the practice of wearing a headcovering is based is 1. Cor. 11:2-16. It is important to consider the entire passage.1 The apostle ...
Keywords:q&a; angels; headcovering
~12 min.Three Great Feasts In The New Testament
biblecentre.org · ... meal he will be invited to another meal. This is what we read in 1. Cor. 11. The Lord's Supper. "For I have received of the Lord that which also I ...
~4 min.Josiah ('healed by God', 'supported by God')
biblecentre.org · ... from the Passover. Yet the two aspects apply: it is a memorial (1. Cor. 11) and the expression of the unity of God's people (1. Cor. 10:17). ...
~4 min.John and Corona - or: In Spirit on Lord's Day
biblecentre.org · ... partaking of the bread and the cup in remembrance of Him, seeking to keep the unity of the Spirit (1. Cor. 10; 11; Eph. 4).
~5 min.The Tabernacle
biblecentre.org · ... order. The first one is to ignore God-given instructions (see 1. Cor. 11; 14), the second is to add human 'order' by determining ...