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Baptized children are members of the body of Christ. On what biblical basis should baptized children be admitted to the Lord's Supper? Jeffrey J. Meyers' book proposes a number of questions like this one while providing answers that show the continuity between children's participation in Old Covenant feasts and the New Covenant meal. He also warns against misunderstanding Paul's admonition in 1 Corinthians 11 to divisive church members. In addition, Meyers outlines the history of the practice of paedocommunion in the church, showing how certain theological distortions like transubstantiation…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Baptized children are members of the body of Christ. On what biblical basis should baptized children be admitted to the Lord's Supper? Jeffrey J. Meyers' book proposes a number of questions like this one while providing answers that show the continuity between children's participation in Old Covenant feasts and the New Covenant meal. He also warns against misunderstanding Paul's admonition in 1 Corinthians 11 to divisive church members. In addition, Meyers outlines the history of the practice of paedocommunion in the church, showing how certain theological distortions like transubstantiation caused the practice to fall away in the Western church as well as how to make distinctions between baptized members and voting members.
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Autorenporträt
Pastor Jeffrey J. Meyers has served Providence Reformed Presbyterian Church (PCA) in St. Louis, Missouri, since 1994. He has served in the US Army, taught Christian school, and is a graduate of the University of Missouri (BS), Covenant Theological Seminary (MDiv), and Concordia Theological Seminary (STM). He is the author of The Lord's Service: The Grace of Covenant Renewal Worship (Canon Press), A Table in the Mist: Ecclesiastes Through New Eyes (Athanasius Press), and Wisdom for Dissidents: The Epistle of James Through New Eyes (Athanasius Press). Jeff and his wife, Chris, have four children and five grandchildren.