An Examination of Old and New Testament Sacraments Through the Lens of the Protestant Reformation

The chapter explores the different theories of sacraments held by reformers like Zwingli and Luther, focusing on concepts such as the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist and the symbolism of bread and wine. It also delves into the role of faith, hope, and charity in the act of partaking in sacraments and draws parallels between Old Testament rituals and the external symbols of internal grace.