In my 6th installment of comparing the Lutheran and Reformed views of the Lord's supper I explain how the word "is" in Jesus' statement "This is my body" can be read figuratively,  and I also demonstrate that the literal interpretation harms rather than helps the Lutheran position.
 
"Pirate Attack by JET FLY" is licensed under a  Creative Commons License. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jetflystation/pirate-attack

In my 6th installment of comparing the Lutheran and Reformed views of the Lord's supper I explain how the word "is" in Jesus' statement "This is my body" can be read figuratively, and I also demonstrate that the literal interpretation harms rather than helps the Lutheran position. "Pirate Attack by JET FLY" is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jetflystation/pirate-attack

In my 6th installment of comparing the Lutheran and Reformed views of the Lord's supper I explain how the word "is" in Jesus' statement "This is my body" can be read figuratively, &nbsp;and I also demonstrate that the literal interpretation harms rather than helps the Lutheran position.
 
"Pirate Attack by JET FLY" is licensed under a &nbsp;Creative Commons License. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jetflystation/pirate-attack

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