arapahoepark
Puritan Board Professor
I found this rather bizarre article. Who Would Jesus Refuse to Eat With? (by Jeff Cook)
In it he advocates opening Lord's Supper to any and everyone, after ll Jesus ate with sinners, is his defense. The comments are interesting. Many disagree but the author says, 'prove it.' Others say that the Bible doesn't say much of anything of the fencing off the Lord's Supper.
Now, there is 1 Corinthians 11, what about other places?
In it he advocates opening Lord's Supper to any and everyone, after ll Jesus ate with sinners, is his defense. The comments are interesting. Many disagree but the author says, 'prove it.' Others say that the Bible doesn't say much of anything of the fencing off the Lord's Supper.
Now, there is 1 Corinthians 11, what about other places?