If therfor thow wilt be partaker of the body and bludd of christe in the holy supper / then eate the breade and drincke the cupp as the lorde hathe instituted.
The papistes saye that by their Action (I meane ther handeling of ther breade and wyne) they do applie vnto others the profitt of Christs bloudie sacrifice and passiõ.
But the scripture saith that christe in his laste supper did gyue breade vnto his disciples / [[1.
If ye do distribute at any tyme to ony other ye do yt not when ye your selues receyue / but ye chose for them an other time / yea and another kinde also / for to thẽ ye do minister but the breade onlye.
The papistes do holde also that the breade is turned into the substaunce of christes bodie / and that ther remaynith nothing but the qualitie and accidẽce of breade as whitenes / &c.
Here I do let passe their masse / in which they make their mishapen Godd of breade / throughe their art of transubstantiation.
The vse of the breade and wyne by christis instituciõ is only / that the congregacion shuld eate and drincke therof in the remembrance of christe / But the papistes in their Masse do most shamefully abuse them both.
For when I see the breade and cupp / I do not thincke vppon the transubstãciation which the pope hath fayned / but on the sacrament of Christe.
Which Drudgery, he was glad to doe aswell for exercyse of his Members, which with colde yrons were benommed, as also to get Breade to relieue his hunger.
I love no roste but a browne toste, Or a crabbe in the fyer; A lytyll breade shall do me steade, Mooche breade I never desyer.
A lytle bread shall do me stead: Much breade I not desyre.
Some broken breade and meate for y{e} poore prisoners; for the Lord's sake pittey the poore.
Is the breade and wine turned into ye bodie and bloode of Christe?
I have no rost, but a nut brawne toste And a crab laid in the fyre; A little breadeshall do me steade, Much breade I not desyre.
Ninethly that thoughe the bread it selfe be chaunged into the very flesshe of Christe, and the wine into his bloude, that yet to all the sences thei remaine breade and wine, and neither flesshe ne bloud.
Seuenthly that in so smalle a syse of breade and wine, the infinite, and incomprehensible Christe, God and manne shoulde be comprehended.
The fiueth daie aftre that, how Christe in his laste supper, for a continualle remembraunce of himself, instituted the moste holsome Sacramente of his bodie and bloud, vndre the fourme of breade and wine leauyng it to be sene and eaten of his.
Firste to beleue thebreade to be chaunged into the body, and the wine into the bloude of Christe.
I have no rost, but a nut brawne toste, And a crab laid in the fyre; A little breade shall do me steade, Much breade I not desyre.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "breade" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
