Holy-Cène
At the Protestant and the Mormon , the Holy-Cène indicates the sacrament by which one takes the bread and the wine in remembering the expiatory sacrifice of Christ. The broken bread represents its broken flesh; the wine represents the blood which it poured for expier the sins of humanity (1 Co 11:23 - 25). At the time of the Last Cène, Jesus explained the sacrament of Holy-Cène while he ate with the twelve apostles (MT 26:17 - 28; Lu 22:1 - 20).
In the mormonism
When they take the Holyone, the Saints last days which are worthy promise to take on them the name of Christ, always remembering him and keeping its commands. Thanks to this sacrament, they renew alliances of the baptism. The wine was replaced by water, but the significance remains the same one (D&A 27:2).
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