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Microsoft Word - The Table of the Lord. doc Not only did Paul intend for the meal-aspect to continue, but its discontinuation did not occur until well into the post-apostolic age Moreover, what Paul calls the Lord’s Supper in 1 Corinthians 11 is in fact the meal itself, of which the bread and wine are only a part (albeit an important part)
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History of the House of Lords: A Short Introduction Library Note History of the House of Lords: A Short Introduction This House of Lords Library briefing provides a short introduction to the history of the House of Lords In so doing, the briefing charts the principal developments affecting the House over the course of its history and highlights the main changes and legislation passed
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