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What significance did the Last Supper wine or grape juice have in the biblical account of Jesus' final meal with his disciples?
The Last Supper wine or Grape Juice symbolizes the blood of Jesus, shed for the forgiveness of sins, as mentioned in the biblical account of Jesus' final meal with his disciples.
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Why did they use the upper room?
In biblical context, the upper room was used by Jesus and his disciples for the Last Supper and the Holy Spirit descended upon them. It was chosen for its privacy and symbolic significance as a place where significant events could take place.
Who was sitting where at the last supper?
The Disciples
Where did Jesus meet for the las supper?
Jesus met his twelve disciples for the last supper.
How did the disciples select the room for the Last Supper?
According to the account at Matthew 26:17-19, we find that the disciples themselves did not select the room. Jesus did. He gave them instructions on where to go to make everything ready for this event.
What does the Last Supper by Durer depict?
The Last Supper is the last meal Christ and his disciples had together.
Where did he take disciples after the last supper?
Garden of Gethsemene
Why did Jesus celebrate the Last Supper with his disciples?
Jesus celebrated the Last Supper with his disciples to establish the sacrament of the Eucharist and to symbolize his upcoming sacrifice on the cross for the forgiveness of sins.
What has the author Eric D Svendsen written?
Eric D. Svendsen has written: 'Upon This Slippery Rock' 'The setting of the Lord's Supper in the New Testament and its significance as an expression of community' -- subject(s): Lord's Supper, Biblical teaching, History
Who ate passover supper with JESUS?
It is a generally accepted fact that Jesus ate passover supper with his disciples.
How many disciples took lord supper with Jesus?
2
What was the meal called that Jesus shared with his disciples?
the last supper
What is the biblical meaning of Remember me?
This is often seen carved in the front of a communion table. The words come from Jesus' words at the last supper, when he said to his disciples, "This is my body which is given for you: this do in remembrance of me." (Luke 22:19)
