Things Unseen with Sinclair B. Ferguson The Lord’s Supper: A Proclamation
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Oct 6, 2025 Explore the profound meaning behind the Lord’s Supper as a visual proclamation of the gospel. Discover how broken bread and poured wine symbolize Christ's sacrifice, offering forgiveness to all. Sinclair highlights the unique role of the supper as a sermon in itself, inviting participants to both receive and share Christ with one another. He reflects on the mutual exchange of grace that takes place at the table, emphasizing its significance in Christian practice. A thought-provoking discussion that deepens the understanding of this sacred tradition!
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The Supper As Proclamation
- Sinclair Ferguson argues that the Lord's Supper itself is a form of proclamation of the gospel.
- The Supper functions as a visible dramatization of Christ's death and resurrection conveyed through signs.
Symbols Portray Christ's Sacrifice
- The broken bread symbolizes Christ's body sacrificed on the cross and the wine symbolizes His blood shed for forgiveness.
- Ferguson says these elements create a miniature drama that portrays Christ publicly as crucified before our eyes.
Receive And Observe The Signs
- Receive the bread and wine as an invitation to feed on the risen Christ and to take Him to yourself in faith.
- Look as well as listen to these visible signs and let them encourage you about Christ's love.