Come to the Table - Knox, George M.; Heine, Ronald E.
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The cross and empty tomb form the center of the Christian faith. The church celebrates these two events in what is traditionally referred to as the Lord's Supper. It is the custom in some Christian traditions to have a brief meditation related to the Lord's Supper immediately prior to participation. These may be given by the pastor or by a layperson who presides over the ceremony. This book is a series of meditations delivered prior to the celebration of the Lord's Supper. It is our hope that they will be useful for laypeople who perform this service. They may also be helpful as private meditations on the central events of the Christian faith.…mehr

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The cross and empty tomb form the center of the Christian faith. The church celebrates these two events in what is traditionally referred to as the Lord's Supper. It is the custom in some Christian traditions to have a brief meditation related to the Lord's Supper immediately prior to participation. These may be given by the pastor or by a layperson who presides over the ceremony. This book is a series of meditations delivered prior to the celebration of the Lord's Supper. It is our hope that they will be useful for laypeople who perform this service. They may also be helpful as private meditations on the central events of the Christian faith.
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George M. Knox is professor emeritus of New Testament and homiletics at Bushnell University, Eugene, Oregon. He served as a pastor in Oregon for twenty-two years before joining the faculty of Northwest Christian College (now Bushnell University). Ronald E. Heine is professor emeritus of Bible and theology at Bushnell University, Eugene, Oregon. He is author of numerous books and articles on early Christianity. Most recently he edited, with Karen Jo Torjesen, The Oxford Handbook of Origen (2022).