By Elmer Moore Proposition: The Scriptures teach that the cup (drinking vessel) in the communion represents the new Covenant. In this, my second negative in response to brother Hawk- ins’ second affirmative, I wish to express my confidence you the readers are fully capable of determining what has or has not been done in this exchange. …
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Second Affirmative
By Douglas T. Hawkins Proposition: The Scriptures teach that the cup (drinking vessel) in the communion represents the new Covenant. I am again grateful for the opportunity to submit my second article of this exchange. I thank the editors, respectively, for the space afforded us in the Truth Magazine and Old Paths Advocate (OPA). Before …
First Negative
By Elmer Moore Proposition: The Scriptures teach that the cup (drinking vessel) in the communion represents the new Covenant. Introduction I appreciate the opportunity to discuss the teaching of our Lord about the memorial supper he instituted on the night of his betrayal. A word of appreciation to Truth Magazine and Old Paths Advocate for publishing …
First Affirmative
By Douglas T. Hawkins Resolved: The Scriptures teach that the ccup (drinking vessel) in the communion represents the new Covenant. I’m thankful for this exchange and for the opportunity to stand in defense of this proposition. To minimize any misunderstanding, let me tersely define my proposition. By the term “Scriptures,” I refer to the word of …