The Lord's Supper
Thomas Watson treats the Lord's Supper as a 'visible sermon' that sets Christ's death before the eye and heart, not merely the ear. He works through the meaning of the sacrament, the necessity of self-examination and heart preparation before receiving it, and the comfort and spiritual nourishment it offers believers who partake in faith.
Based on The Holy Eucharist, or The Mystery of the Lord's Supper (1665), by Thomas Watson
From the book
In Thomas Watson's own words
“The Lord's Supper is a love-feast.”
“Nothing could fasten Jesus to the cross but the golden link of love.”
“A weak faith can lay hold on a strong Christ.”
