What you are about to read is a guest column from my friend Zachary Costello, I pray it blesses and edifies you in your walk with KING JESUS! Introduction Few debates have stirred more theological ink than the meaning of Jesus’ words at the Last Supper: “ This is my body .” Roman Catholicism insists on transubstantiation , claiming the bread and wine become Christ’s literal body and blood. Lutherans, not wanting to be left out of the mystery party, affirm a bodily presence “

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