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Excerpt from Half-Hour Studies at the Cross
N the churches of the Current Reforma tion the Lord's Supper is given a cen tral place in the Lord's day worship. Rep resenting, as it does, the death of Christ for the Sins of the world, - a fundamental fact in the Christian faith, - it is altogether proper that it should have this prominence in the public worship of Christ's disciples. The testimony of the Acts of Apostles, together With the corroborative evidence of contemporary profane history, leaves little room for doubt that the church of the first century observed this memorial institution every first day of the week, and that such Observance was a chief reason for the Lord's day assembly. Its proper Observance may be made a great stimulus to piety and to personal consecration to Christ's service. But, in the absence of any preparation of mind or heart for its Observance, and Without the presence, often, of anyone Who has given special.
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