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 1 4 |          deserves the name. "The bread which I will give is my
 2 4 |            and particularly "the bread of life."~
 3 5 |          reception of the living bread which He was about to give
 4 5 |  multitude a keen hunger for the bread "which endureth unto life
 5 5 |         explain to them, was the bread which He promised the same
 6 5 |          but He was Himself that bread: "I," said He, "am the bread
 7 5 |     bread: "I," said He, "am the bread of life" (St. John vi.,
 8 5 |        any man shall eat of this bread, he shall live for ever;
 9 5 |     shall live for ever; and the bread which I will give is my
10 7 |       the whole substance of the bread and wine are changed into
11 7 |        the Blood; the species of bread and wine are sustained by
12 10|       often as ye shall eat this bread, and drink this chalice,
13 11|          our Lord calls His Body bread, a substance which is kneaded
14 11|          for one of them, namely bread, consisting as it does of
15 11|          we, being many, are one bread, one body, all we who partake
16 11|        we who partake of the one bread" (I Cor. x., 17). Very beautiful
17 11|     communion of the breaking of bread" (Acts ii., 42).~
18 15| frequently that supersubstantial bread, and that it may be to them
19 15|        to see and feed upon that bread of angels which here they
20 16|        to care for this heavenly bread, and have lost their appetite