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    1. Michael Bull‏ @MrBully67 Oct 18

      If you think infants and children should partake of communion because they partook of the Passover meal, you just made the Garden of Eden, Sinai, the Tabernacle, and the Temples, entirely redundant. Children never ate at God’s table. Only their guardians did.

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    2. Chris Leuck‏ @ChrisLeuck Oct 18
      Replying to @MrBully67

      It seems pretty obvious that weaned children ate and drank the manna and the water from the rock in the wilderness (What else would they have eaten? What else was there to drink?) And that spiritual food and drink was Christ...

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    3. Michael Bull‏ @MrBully67 Oct 18
      Replying to @ChrisLeuck

      Sure, but that's not what Paul is talking about. He's referring to their spiritual food and drink - the obedience of Christ (John 4:32) - “Garden” food, not "Land" food. It was the adults who took the vow at Sinai who died in the wilderness, not the children.

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    4. Chris Leuck‏ @ChrisLeuck Oct 19
      Replying to @MrBully67

      In 1 Cor 10:1-4 it seems he is referring to spiritual food and land food. The manna and water in the wilderness were sacramental, much like our bread and wine/juice. They ate and drank the food and drink and were eating and drinking Christ, like we do in the Supper.

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    5. Chris Leuck‏ @ChrisLeuck Oct 19
      Replying to @ChrisLeuck @MrBully67

      If this is true, the fact that the children ate and drank Christ in the wilderness, and did not die (but continued in the covenant blessing of God), would really mess up the credo position on covenant children and the paedobaptist position on children at the Supper all in one go

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      Michael Bull‏ @MrBully67 Oct 19
      Replying to @ChrisLeuck

      No, it vindicates the credo position. Only the adults took the vow, the covenant oath, and were thus held accountable. Abraham was about circumcision of flesh. Moses was about circumcision of heart. These were related but never conflated.

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        2. Chris Leuck‏ @ChrisLeuck Oct 20
          Replying to @MrBully67

          I don't know how you could arrive at the position that Abraham was merely circumcision of flesh, when Paul makes so clear that his legacy was spiritual (Rom 4, Galatians 3) and that true circumcision is a matter of the heart (Rom 2).

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        3. Michael Bull‏ @MrBully67 Oct 20
          Replying to @ChrisLeuck

          No, the Abraham *sign* was carnal - tribal. Membership began with circ. of flesh with the telos of heart circumcision. In contrast, NC office begins with circ. of heart.

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