Annotatio VI §.VI close: Concord = sacrament/exhibition not res/reception — stop before §.VII
Reply: after the older Fathers, the Reformed distinguished sacrament vs Thing, exhibition vs reception — and gave the unworthy the former, not the latter.
Concord itself: the unworthy truly receive the sacrament unto judgment when they abuse it without repentance and faith; the institution testifies grace to true penitents. Helvetian declaration (and Luther’s approval) confirms. Stop §.VI before §.VII.
Latin
Respond. Reformatos, ad mentem Patrum Ecclesiæ antiquiorum, inter Sacramentum, & rem Sacramenti, item, Exhibitionem, & Receptionem, distinxisse, & prioris, non posterioris Manducationem veram & Receptionem Indignis addixisse. Ita enim verba Concordiæ habent: Sicut Paulus dicit, etiam Indignos SACRAMENTUM manducare, ita sentiunt etiam Concordiam ineuntes, indignis verè exhiberi Corpus & Sanguinem Christi & indignos VERE ACCIPERE, cùm institutio & MANDATUM (etiam de explorando se ipso) Christi Domini servantur. Sed tales accipiunt ad judicium, sicut Paulus inquit, quia abutuntur SACRAMENTO, cùm sine vera pœnitentia & fide accipiant. Ideo enim institutum est, ut testetur, Gratiam & beneficia Christi sumentibus applicari & verè Corpori Christi inserí & sanguine ejus ablui eos, qui pœnitentiam verè agunt & fide in Christum se consolantur. Confirmat idem declaratio Helvetiorum, etiam Crocio recensita, cit. loc. pag. 110. & Luthero approbata: ibid. p. 111.