PART III: Doctrine Article 12

The visible elements of the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper are the _____ and the _____ of the _____.

The bread represents the broken _____ of _____.

The wine represents the _____ of _____; it is shed as the seal of the _____.

The benefits of the Lord’s Supper are received by _____.

The Lord’s Supper is a _____ of Christ’s death and an anticipation of His _____.

The observance of the Lord’s Supper is vital to _____ and spiritual _____.

The aim of the sacrament of the washing of the saints’ feet is to represent continued _____ with _____, the believer’s _____ to others in the body.

The element of water in footwashing represents the _____ of those who are in Christ.

The act of footwashing feet represents believers’ _____ to one another.

The sacrament of footwashing provides an instrument of grace for the perpetuation of spiritual _____ and the _____ of servants.

By its nature, the Lord’s Supper is a meal and is, therefore, and appropriate symbol of _____.

The act of pouring wine depicts the _____ of Christ’s blood.

Christ designated the cup as the _____ in His blood.

Jesus emphasized the Lord’s Supper as an act of _____.

In John 13:15, 16, Jesus designated His act of washing the disciples’ feet as an _____ to the believers.

The continuance of the practice of the washing of the saints’ feet in church practice is shown in _____.

Christ gave the sacrament of footwashing _____ significance.

1 John 13:10, Jesus showed that the cleansing of this sacrament is _____.

Both the Lord’s Supper and the washing of the saints’ feet are _____ observances.

The repetition of the Lord’s Supper recognizes the constant need for _____ and the need for frequent reminders of Christ’s _____.