~27 min.Leviticus 3
... which we break, is it not the communion of the body of Christ?" (1. Cor. 10:16) Hence, a soul, bowed down under the heavy burden of sin, cannot, ...
~32 min.The Church - What is it?
biblecentre.org · ... the Corinthians, "We being many are one bread, and one body" (1. Cor. 10:17), and to the Ephesians he said, "There is one body" (Eph. 4:4). ...
~246 min.Part II: chapters 19-40
biblecentre.org · ... one bread, one body; for we are all partakers of that one bread." (1. Cor. 10:16-17.) It was the same with the priests. For example, they ate also of ...
~10 min.Denominationalism
inthebeloved.org · ... a great privilege. ·Not connecting the breaking of bread with church-fellowship (1. Cor. 10:16-18). In some denominations one can break bread with few ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 97-7
~11 min.The Outward Ruin of the Church in Testimony
inthebeloved.org · ... with us ... permanently. Occasional fellowship also ignores the principle of associations. 1. Cor. 10:16-18 shows us that breaking of bread is a very ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 01-46
~47 min.The Assembly Of God
biblecentre.org · ... again, "We being many are one loaf and one body." (Eph. 4. 4; 1. Cor. 10:17) If God declares that there is but one body," it must be ...
~48 min.The Assembly of God; or, The All-sufficiency of the Name of Jesus
... again, "We being many are one loaf and one body." (Eph. 4. 4; 1. Cor. 10:17) If God declares that there is but "one body," it must be ...
~512 min.Miscellaneous Writings
biblecentre.org · ... responsibilities. "THE CUP . . . WHICH WE BLESS . . . THE BREAD WHICH WE BREAK" (1. Cor. 10:16-17). It is a matter of COMMUNION together, and in this ...
~72 min.Modern Mystical Teachings and the Word of God
inthebeloved.org · ... word fellowship implies that we appropriate one another." (G. p. 55). Here 1. Cor. 10:17 is referred to by the speaker. If that verse be read with ...
~72 min.Modern Mystical Teachings And The Word Of God
biblecentre.org · ... word fellowship implies that we appropriate one another." (G. p. 55). Here 1. Cor. 10:17 is referred to by the speaker. If that verse be read with ...
