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The Covenantal Significance Of Remembrance As It Is Used In Luke 22:19, Mark Steiner
The Covenantal Significance Of Remembrance As It Is Used In Luke 22:19, Mark Steiner
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
Remembrance, depending upon its subjects and objects, can have condemnatory as well as salvific ramifications. Secondly, there is not total agreement on who the subject of remembrance is in the Words of Institution. For some, God was intended to be the subject of the remembering rather than the disciples. The strengths and weaknesses of this position will be weighed.
Finally, a concluding word is in order. The purpose of this study is to present evidence which would support the thesis that remembrance does indeed have covenantal significance. Consequently, if the word has covenantal significance, then more attention must be paid …