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Why is Jesus hidden in the bread?
Jesus is not hidden in the bread. During concecration the Bread and Wine gets transformed into the body and blood of Jesus.
What is the significance of Mary's and Jesus' hidden life?
If Mary and Jesus had a hidden life, how could be know what it was? It would have been hidden.
Why is Jesus Himself hidden in the holy bread?
The Catholic Church believes that the presence of Jesus in the Eucharist is not a symbol, but it is actually Jesus himself. He is hidden in the form of bread so he can be with us. On the Last Supper, he did say "This is my body, which will be given up for you...This is my blood, which will be given up for you. Do this in remembrance of me."
What happened to the records during the hidden life of the Messiah Jesus after the execution?
The records were compliled bybthe prophets to compose the bible.
How mapping changed during enlightenment?
maps can help you to better understand the early history of the church of jesus christ
Name of one person that changed your history?
Jesus the son of god who creates ALL things, become a follower and be reedeemed.
How has Jesus changed science?
Jesus has changed science as he has become the only man to die and then arise again.
Is jesus was rising from the death or his body was hidden?
Jesus did arise from the dead , from the tomb. he was a very much living, breathing Jesus.
Did god the father of Jesus see all of his hidden life?
Yes, God, the father of Jesus saw all of Jesus' earthly life, though it was not really a hidden life, but one that we know nothing about except what is written in the Scriptures.
How do you imagine jesus' hidden years in Nazareth?
=i would say that his hidden years were probably peaceful loving and fun.=
How did Jesus of Nazareth changed religion?
Jesus was the person after whom Christianity was founded.
Is there a hidden verse in the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew's Gospel?
There is, of course, no hidden verse in Matthew's genealogy of Jesus, but there is arguably a hidden meaning. Matthew wanted to demonstrate that Jesus was destined for greatness. To do this, he produced a genealogy that demonstrated that there were 14 generations: from Abraham to David; from David to Josiah; from Josiah to Jesus. To do this, he had to ignore 3 kings in the Old Testament and have David in the preceding (as 14) and following (as 1) groups, but not so Josiah. This continued from the time of the Exile to Jesus, but during these generations we have no other genealogy with which to compare Matthew's. Fourteen was regarded as a magic number, and the apparent coincidence that each fourteenth generation in this genealogy was a great man in Jewish history, meant that Jesus would also be a great man. Matthew wrote; ".....in all, forty-two generations (1: 17) but only 41 are listed, so there must be a missing or hidden verse somewhere.
