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The word "is" is used to show that the passage clearly shows that bread is a symbol of Jesus' flesh. The word "symbolizes" is used to show that it supports the statement made.

The difference between the two words is that "is" is a verb and "symbolizes" is a noun. "Is" means that bread is a material quality that is present in Jesus' flesh, while "symbolizes" means that bre

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Question: You said: "This passage clearly shows that bread is a symbol of Jesus' flesh and supports the statement made." Can you tell me what is the difference between the word "is" and the word "symbolizes"

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in this context The word "is" implies that bread is an actual physical manifestation of Jesus' flesh. The word "symbolizes" implies that bread is used as a representation of Jesus' flesh.

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