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 1 9 |  transaction of the Supper as a sacrifice, is ~plainly found in the
 2 9 |         seeing in the Supper a ~sacrifice. In the first place, Malachi
 3 9 |    demanded a solemn ~Christian sacrifice: see my notes on Didache,
 4 9 |      prayers were regarded as a sacrifice, and therefore the ~solemn
 5 9 |       only be ~represented as a sacrifice, and this the more, that
 6 9 | prosforai ~for the purpose of a sacrifice? Yet the spiritual idea
 7 9 |         therefore thought of a ~sacrifice of this body (I. 66). The
 8 9 |      ths ~ eukaristias .(2) The sacrifice of the Supper in its ~essence,
 9 9 |       with it, is nothing but a sacrifice of prayer: ~the sacrificial
10 18|      his ~Christian officers to sacrifice to the gods on pain of being
11 18|        ground that he could not sacrifice to the gods ~(Euseb. H.
12 24|    other ~dioceses to offer the sacrifice unless they bring with them
13 26|         at the very time of the sacrifice, or "at the holy altar,"
14 26|     which is the ~word by which sacrifice is designated in the New
15 26|      tradition that there was a sacrifice ~in which the body of Christ
16 31|       priest he is forbidden to sacrifice and is ~cut off from the