Lord's Supper (Puritan Paperbacks)

I loved reading this short little book on the Lord's Supper. Reading the writing and thoughts of the Puritans is always beautiful, insightful, and enlightening. This is a great little (yet in-depth) study on Communion.

There is no better source of truth then the Bible, but look at the type of people that the old Puritan writers were. Their education and dedication, as well as trials - God made them worthy servants! In today's shallow Christiandom you may trust these writings. May God Bless.

A must read

Outstanding

Great

Excellent book, have to read it again.

Good. In spots really good. More pastoral than theological.

In this book, the author demonstrates to what regard the Puritans had for the Lord’s Supper. They were not merely Zwinglian/memorialists. By God’s grace they held to the Real Presence, although a spiritual one. Although I subscribe to the Lutheran view of the Lord’s Supper (namely that Christ is present in, with and under the bread and wine) we can rejoice that these godly men did not disregard the words of Christ when he spoke to his disciples “take, eat, this is my Body.”

for preparing one's self for LORDS supper.