Do This in Remembrance of Me
The bread of life; the cup of blessing; is it not the communion; and do this in remembrance (the memorial).
Classes
Class 1: BC 13 07 10 T Crawley Do This In Remenbrance 1
The class explores the symbolism of the bread and wine in the memorial meeting, emphasizing the bread as a symbol of Christ's sacrifice and the necessity of faith in God's word for salvation. It draws parallels between the bread of life and the manna in the Old Testament, highlighting the concept that man does not live by bread alone but by every word that proceeds from God.
Class 2: BC 13 07 24 T Crawley Do This In Remembrance 2
The class delves into the symbolism of the cup and the fruit of the vine during the communion service, emphasizing the New Covenant and Christ's sacrifice for the remission of sins. It highlights the importance of obedience and faith in accepting God's will, symbolized by drinking the cup.
Class 3: BC 13 08 21 T Crawley Do This In Remembrance 3
The class explores the concept of fellowship through the communion emblems, emphasizing the importance of unity in doctrine and the responsibility to edify one another within the ecclesia. It discusses the implications of partaking in communion and the moral and doctrinal standards required for fellowship.
Class 4: BC 13 09 06 T Crawley Do This In Remembrance 4
The class explores the concept of the New Covenant in Christ's blood, emphasizing its significance for salvation and discipleship. It discusses the importance of partaking in the emblems of the covenant in a worthy manner, reflecting on Christ's sacrifice and its implications for living a consecrated life.