saintandsinner77
Puritan Board Freshman
In discussing the Lord's Supper with Lutherans, their comeback quite often is, "the right hand of God is everywhere," so Christ, in His humanity can be everywhere, including in the Supper. Now, in my understanding, the right hand of God is a place of power and rule in His eternal kingdom in the heavenly realm (though He rules over everything) which is where Christ's glorified body is now. Have other reformed theologians addressed the issue of the right hand of God being everywhere?