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In your feasts of love, in your solemn assemblies, in your humiliation, and in your sorrow, ye shall separate of the juice of fruit, and of the bread of grain, a portion to be consecrated unto God, that it be the body and blood of the one great sacrifice of propitiation for the sins of the world:
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And they who are washed of their sins, and have a pure conscience before God, shall eat and drink thereof at the hands of the Apostles and High Priests, who shall consecrate it, and the Priests and Elders, who shall minister it, that, partaking of the sacrifice, they may lay hold on eternal life.
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¶ For this is the one great sacrifice, which except ye eat of it, there is no life in you.
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And beware how ye eat of this sacrifice: for in the spirit in which ye eat and drink, shall ye be confirmed and strengthened.
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And if ye eat and drink in a pure conscience, not having offended against God nor man, and all your former sins blotted out of the Book of Remembrance; ye shall be established in righteousness, and grow up into everlasting life.
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But, if ye eat and drink in your sins, ye eat and drink condemnation, confirming yourselves in your iniquities.
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¶ Therefore, when ye come to the table of the Lord your God, to eat of this sacrifice, ye shall examine yourselves,
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Whether you have done injustice to man, or iniquity against God, that ye may humble yourselves before God, and make restitution to man; and may come with clean hands, and a pure heart, to this most holy sacrament.