Why Protestants "don't" believe in The Holy Eucharist...

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GKC said:
Nope. The priest is the alter Christus, not the Christus, by virtue of the Apostolic Succession.

N.b. He rarely speaks Aramaic, either.

The parts you quoted are correct, OTOH.

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What purpose does it serve for an apostle to sacrifice the body and blood back to Jesus?
 
GKC said:
As you’ll notice, I said “rarely”.

Not taking any chances. It’s a big world.

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Oh I know. I just wanted to get that in there. Parts of the Liturgy in the Maronite Church are said in Syriac-Aramaic. The institution narrative is one such part. The Chaldeans and Syriac Catholics have it as well.

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Harpazo said:
Oh I know. I just wanted to get that in there. Parts of the Liturgy in the Maronite Church are said in Syriac-Aramaic. The institution narrative is one such part. The Chaldeans and Syriac Catholics have it as well.

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I’d love to hear that. I got a rare amount of Latin today, at Mass. Love that, too.

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GKC said:
Without granting the premise, what purpose does it serve for Jesus to sacrifce the body and the blood back to Jesus?

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I wouldn’t know that either, I’m asking what purpose does it serve for the priest to stand in for Jesus sacrificing back to Jesus?
 
FaithofAbraham said:
I wouldn’t know that either, I’m asking what purpose does it serve for the priest to stand in for Jesus sacrificing back to Jesus?
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And I’m trying gently to point out that Christians don’t believe Jesus was sacrificed to Jesus.

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