This significant volume by J. Ernest Rattenbury invites you to rediscover the profound Eucharistic theology embedded within the hymns of John and Charles Wesley. Often, we sing these great hymns without fully appreciating the rich, sacrifice-centred teaching they contain regarding the Lord's Supper. Rattenbury masterfully unpacks these verses, demonstrating how they served as a primary means of teaching the early Methodists about the real presence of Christ. Also included is Wesley’s preface, extracted from Brevint’s Christian Sacraments and Sacrifice, which adds an extra layer of depth to your understanding. This book is a treasure for anyone who loves traditional hymnody or wishes to deepen their appreciation for the Sacrament. By reading this, you will be moved to a greater sense of reverence and wonder, transforming your personal experience of worship into a more intentional, deeply theological encounter with the living Christ.