Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4|         His Body in the form of bread, and on the other side Christ
 2  2,5|        are laid the portions of bread cut out in memory of Christ,
 3  2,5|        these plates is laid the bread, out of which a portion
 4  2,5|         other plate is laid the bread from which a portion has
 5  2,5|         prevent the portions of bread, which are laid on it in
 6  2,5|        take portions out of the bread.~The Chalice or Poterion (“
 7  2,5|    wiped, after the portions of bread have been dropped into the
 8  4,2|       Christ’s command to break bread in memory of him, Christians
 9  5,8|      been placed five loaves of bread and three vessels, one with
10  5,8|       piece each of the blessed bread and a cup of the wine, that
11  7,1|        Blood under the guise of bread and wine, and commanded
12  7,1|      hymns, and the breaking of bread in memory of Christ, i.e.,
13  7,1|   elements of the Sacrament are bread and wine. The bread must
14  7,1|         are bread and wine. The bread must be made of wheat flour,
15  7,1|         the second loaf of holy bread the priest takes a small
16  7,1|        for men: “Take, eat (the bread); this is My Body which
17  7,1| consecrate them, and change the bread into His true Body, and
18  7,1|        by the might of God, the bread and the wine are changed
19  7,1|      distributes pieces of holy bread. These are the remnants
20  8,2|       in my mouth. The heavenly Bread, and the Cup of Life; O
21  8,2|       ends with the blessing of bread, wine and oil, for the restoration
22  8,3|   Pascha is the consecration of bread stamped with the image of
23  8,3|       Christ risen, Who is “the Bread of Life Eternal descended
24  8,3|      Apostles’ custom of laying bread aside at their meals in
25  8,3|       loaves of rich, cake-like bread, called Kulítch) to be sprinkled
26 11  |       say that Christians adore bread and wine as they do God.~    *