i am in the middle of a study on communion, and have specifically been doing a deep dive into paedocommunion. (I am against paedocommunion)
As I was studying the topic, I came across some language regarding communion that I found helpful, but was looking for a more in-depth explanation of it.
R Scott Clark says that baptism is the sign of admission (being admitted into the external administration of the covenant of grace), and he says that communion is the sign of Renewal.
I found the language itself very helpful, but he does little more than to simply state the words. He didn’t explain in any depth what “Renewal” meant.
Can anyone shed some more light on this? I would especially appreciate a Presbyterian/Westminster perspective on this.
Thanks in advance!
As I was studying the topic, I came across some language regarding communion that I found helpful, but was looking for a more in-depth explanation of it.
R Scott Clark says that baptism is the sign of admission (being admitted into the external administration of the covenant of grace), and he says that communion is the sign of Renewal.
I found the language itself very helpful, but he does little more than to simply state the words. He didn’t explain in any depth what “Renewal” meant.
Can anyone shed some more light on this? I would especially appreciate a Presbyterian/Westminster perspective on this.
Thanks in advance!