Trent Horn
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But in the Didache, what I mentioned earlier about baptism, it has instructions about the Eucharist.
And it says, it quotes Jesus.
And remember, this is like,
Honestly, there are scholars who believe that the Didache is older than the Gospel of Matthew, because Matthew and the Didache are parallel.
That either the Didache drew from Matthew, or Matthew is actually paralleling things that are already found in the Didache.
And one of those is, in the Didache it says, "...do not give the Eucharist to those who are not baptized.
For our Lord said, Do not give that which is holy to dogs."
Going back to what he said in the Sermon on the Mount, saying, this is what Jesus means by that.
The first century Christians would say, what that means is the Eucharist is a very holy presence of Jesus that we share.
So we cannot give that which is holy to those who have not been made holy through baptism already.
And so if you argue for closed communion, that would push one more towards, oh, this is to say, no, Jesus, like the Eucharist, he's really present here, even if you don't believe.
That is him.
And so if you're not prepared to receive, just the same as a Catholic who is in grave sin cannot go and receive Jesus in the Eucharist because they eat and drink judgment on themselves.
You're receiving the Eucharist as a sign to say, I am in communion with you, Lord, and with the church, and I desire to receive you.
Lord, come and enter under my roof, as the Roman soldier said about Jesus.
So we, for those who are too sick to receive the Eucharist, we have a ministry where those priests will do this, but also lay people when there's not enough priests, to deliver the Eucharist to the homebound.
They're stuck in a hospital bed or something.
So they can receive, and this is what the early Christians used that language.
They said, this is the medicine of immortality.
Not that we earn eternal life by receiving the Eucharist,
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