A Study in the Psychology of Ritualism
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This is my body which is given for you : this do in remembrance of me. "^- That in this act he wished to institute a ceremony like the present Lord's Supper is not at all clear, especially when we remember his anti-ritualistic attitude; but that it resulted in the sacrament is generally conceded. Harnack holds that "Jesus instituted a meal to commemorate his death. "^^ It is probable that in the early days of Christianity every meal at which Christians met was hallowed' by eucharistic acts, ^* ...In these times a solemn remembrance of the death of Jesus and the interpretation of that death as sacrificial were the chief things in the eucharistic act. F This would indicate that the chief reference, in addition to the immediate one of the death of Jesus, was backward to the sacrificial element in the legal religion. Jesus was viewed as the great sacrifice for the sins of the whole world. It is but natural that with the sacrificial system still in vogue in the temple, the death of Jesus should be related in some way to the sacrificial act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is my body which is given for you : this do in remembrance of me. "^- That in this act he wished to institute a ceremony like the present Lord's Supper is not at all clear, especially when we remember his anti-ritualistic attitude; but that it resulted in the sacrament is generally conceded. Harnack holds that "Jesus instituted a meal to commemorate his death. "^^ It is probable that in the early days of Christianity every meal at which Christians met was hallowed' by eucharistic acts, ^* ...In these times a solemn remembrance of the death of Jesus and the interpretation of that death as sacrificial were the chief things in the eucharistic act. F This would indicate that the chief reference, in addition to the immediate one of the death of Jesus, was backward to the sacrificial element in the legal religion. Jesus was viewed as the great sacrifice for the sins of the whole world. It is but natural that with the sacrificial system still in vogue in the temple, the death of Jesus should be related in some way to the sacrificial act.
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