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The Adornment of the Spiritual Marriage: Second Book: Chapter XLVII. Showing How Christ Has Given Himself to all in Common in the Sacrament of the Altar

Christian MysticismFlemish MysticismJan van Ruysbroeck

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As I will specially praise and glorify this state of being in common, so I find another special treasure which Christ has left in Holy Church to all good men; in His supper upon the high feast of the Passover when Christ knew that He would pass from this exile to His father, after He had eaten of the Paschal Lamb with His disciples, and the ancient law had been fulfilled. At the end of the meal and of the feast, He desired to give to them a dish of singular excellence which He had long wished…

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