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The Eucharistic God

Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

Ralph McMichael
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Pages
264
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Wipf and Stock Publishers

About

The celebration of the Eucharist has taken place throughout the history of Christianity and continues today throughout a variety of churches. The Eucharist, along with Baptism, is central to lives of most Christians throughout the world. Yet, we have not asked who is this God that we approach through the Eucharist, as the Eucharist? We have allowed our theology and doctrines to go on their course, while the celebration of the Eucharist takes a different course. This book presents the Eucharist and the confession of the Triune God as one reality. The purpose of this book is to re-imagine God from within the Eucharist, to confess the eucharistic God.

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