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Last Supper
The last meal of Jesus Christ on the night before his crucifixion is referred to as The Last Supper. The event is commemorated in the rite of communion practiced by Christians.
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Where was the Last Supper placed?
thursday
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The Last Supper was the last meal that Jesus had with his disciples. It was on Thursday, the evening before he was crucified, a Friday which is celebrated by Christians as Good Friday. Jesus had to be crucified on Friday because Saturday was Passover and they knew there would be riots if Jesus was crucified on Passover.
Last Supper meanings of the wine and bread?
At "The Last Supper" in the Bible, Jesus knew He would be crucified, so He gave the sacrament of bread and wine to the disciples. He said that bread was symbolic of His body, and wine was symbolic of His blood, so that by participating in this sacrament of eating the bread and drinking the wine, we would create a condition to claim Jesus as our "restored lineage". Since the Bible calls Jesus "the second Adam", this "restored lineage" would connect us with God's original intent for Adam and Eve.
Why is the celebration called Passover?
The passover is called that because when Moses wanted the Pharaoh to let the Jews leave, he refused. The God of the Jews then sent ten plagues to Egypt, the last of which was to kill the first born son of every household in Egypt. God warned Moses, and he had the Hebrew people paint their door lintels with the blood of the lambs they were to have then roasted and eaten for dinner, as a sign to the HaShem that the inhabitants were faithful. HaShem then "passed over" these houses, leaving the first born sons alive.
Jewish AnswerThe name 'Passover' isn't the actual name for the holiday, the actual name is 'Pesach'. The Hebrew word Pesach is a contraction of the words 'peh sach' which means 'the mouth speaks'. The reason for this name is because we are commanded to retell the story of Pesach every year so that we don't forget it.What is Ask believe and receive?
This is an easy teaching for you to create what you desire (anything) in three easy steps. Do not think up in how, when or where. This process is proving right.
*Ask* The first step is to ask (only on one occasion!). Make a command to the universe. You have to be obvious about what you desire.*Believe* Step 2 is to believe. Consider that it is already yours.*Receive* Step 3, and the final step in the process, is to receive. Begin to feel magnificent about it. Feel the way you will feel once it arrives.
What room was the last supper in?
It took place in the Upper Room of a house in Jerusalem; the disciples were told to go into the city and find a man carrying water, follow this man, and ask him when he arrived at his house where the guest room was. This is the room where Jesus would share the Passover meal with his disciples. (the scripture is Luke 22:10-12)
Did Judas attend the meeting in the upper room?
If you mean the 'upper room' where Jesus and his apostles celebrated the final Passover and instituted the Lord's Evening Meal....... Judas was there for the Passover Celebration (John 13:26&30)but had been dismissed before Jesus instituted the NEW celebration, and passed the bread and wine. (Matthew 26:17-25; John 13:21, 26-30)
If you mean the 'upper room' where the 120 disciples received the holy spirit, NO, Judas was dead and had been replaced by Mathias. (Acts 1:14-26)
What did Jesus write on the ground in John 8 verse 6?
Quick reference;8:6 This they said, tempting him, that they might have to accuse him. But Jesus stooped down, and with his finger wrote on the ground, as though he heard them not.
see Jeremiah 17:13 O Jehovah, the hope of Israel, all that forsake thee shall be put to shame. They that depart from me shall be written in the earth, because they have forsaken Jehovah, the fountain of living waters.
The Bible doesn't say what Jesus wrote.,. Maybe similar to the following;Matthew 71Judge not, that ye be not judged.Luke 637Judge not, and ye shall not be judged.Romans 21Therefore thou art inexcusable, O man, whosoever thou art that judgest: for wherein thou judgest another, thou condemnest thyself; for thou that judgest doest the same things.James 412Who art thou that judgest another? The only thing Jesus could have written to make the scribes and Pharisees leave was their own law requiring both parties involved in adultery to be taken out and stoned.
Actually, I heard that people draw a circle in the dirt around the one being stoned, and if they escape by the time they throw their rocks they're free to go. I think Jesus might have been drawing the stoning circle around him and her. I dunno though, just speculating.
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Remembering that Jesus was both human and God, and could see the inner heart of man, it has been conjectured that Jesus wrote down specific sins that He knew those people had done, possibly even the date or location, thus causing them to slink away, For example, by writing the commandment "You shall not committ adultery" and then looking at every adulterer in the crowd.
Alternatively, Jesus may not have written anything. It could be as simple as Christ just doodling in the ground. You don't hear a doodle, but verse 9 specifically says they heard the fact which they had concealed actually spoken out loud for everyone to hear. It doesn't say Jesus spoke to their heart! Imagine if your name was Benjamin, and Jesus said "Benjamin, in Bethlehem 19 years ago you committed adultery with your daughter-in-law as part-payment of her debt to you. Oh, and by the way, in case you think I am just making this up, that was after you had tripped over the back step." Imagine how humiliated and ashamed you would feel!
John 8:8-9 ASV And again he stooped down, and with his finger wrote on the ground. (v.9) And they, WHEN THEY HEARDIT, went out one by one, beginning from the eldest........
The eucharistic celebration on Holy Thruday is meant to remind us of which old testament event?
Passover
What miracles do you need to do to become a saint?
Miracles were not required for declaring a person a saint in the early years of Christianity. The person would have been declared a saint by popular acclamation to a bishop based on the lives and merits of the candidate. This was especially true if the person died the death of a martyr as it was felt that making this ultimate sacrifice for Our Lord would be an automatic designation of that person as a saint.
Even today, miracles are not always a requirement for canonization, especially in the case of martyrs.
Today the Church usually requires at least one miracle be proven for beatification and another for canonization. The miracle that is proven must have occurred because of the intercession of the candidate for sainthood and must be shown by scientist and doctors to be beyond a doubt a true event that defies all explanation.
Well your supper has gone in you if you ate it.. if not then go find your mom and ask her !!
No. Following that discourse, John 6:66 says, From that time many of His disciples went back and walked with Him no more. [NKJV]
What is the source of Blessed are they that expect nothing for they shall not be disappointed?
Matthew 5:5 Blessed are the Meek,for they will inherit the earth.
Who are the 3 diciples who went with Jesus after the last supper?
Peter, James, and John (Mark 14:33).
The same three who saw the Transfiguration (Mark 9:2)
What type of matertail was it on the last supper table?
It's painted with "tempera", water and egg based paint.
What attitudes does the Lords Supper call for on your part?
In my opinion, awe, humility, love, sacrifice, obedience, happiness, thankfulness, hope of conviction.
Why is Passover celebrated on the 15th of Nissan and not the 14th according to the Scriptures?
In the scriptures the Passover Jews celebrate is actually two holidays called:
1)"Pesah" 2)"Hag hamatzot"
Pesah is in the 14th of the month of Nisan in the evening through the night and "Hag Hamatzot" starts in the 15th of Nisan and continues 7 days.
(As written in Leviticus 23)
Today Jews start celebrating the combination of the two that is called Passover in the the night of the 14th when they practice a ritual meal called "Leyl Haseder" and then keep on in the 15th for 7 days.
An artotyrite is a member of a sect in the primitive church who celebrated the Lord's Supper with bread and cheese.
What languages were spoken by St Matthew?
Before 'Matthew' became a disciple of Jesus he was called 'Levi' and was a tax collector. As a tax collector he had to have both known and be fluent in:-
- Aramaic
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it was the local dialect/language;
- Hebrew
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- his birth name of 'Levi' related to the priestly tribe and indicated
membership in the tribe set apart for the worship and service of God.
(if he was not from the tribe of Levi he would not have been
allowed be called 'Levi' [meaning "joined"] at all, indicating his father was a priest, and that Matthew would have been fluent in
Hebrew.)
-Latin
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- The Jews regarded anyone who worked for the Romans as a traitor,
and a Jewish tax collector was regarded as possibly the worst sinner imaginable. He had turned his back on his country and he had
no choice except to already know the language of his employers.
-Greek
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He had to know Greek: he wrote his Gospel in Greek, although
Aramaic was the popular language of the time.
These languages above are the ones that we know he knew, but "Money talks all languages" so he probably knew more. It is known that tax collectors had to know shorthand for receipts of custom, and this is confirmed by the fact that verbatim quotes make up 6o.1% of Matthew's Gospel. In his book "All The Apostles Of The Bible" (ISBN0-310-28011-7 , Zondervan, 1972) Herbert Lockyer says (pp. 120, 121, 125, 124) of Matthew:
....It is true that the other disciples had made sacrifices in their surrender to His claims, but it is quite probable that Matthew had more wealth to forsake than the rest. Before, he had a public post and office, books, accounts, profits and perhaps employees.. ...[The feast] was arranged in Matthew's own house which must have been a large establishment to hold a great company , and all the tables and couches necessary for them. This was no poor man's house. Both the house and lavish entertainment testified to the lavish lifestyle of Levi............[O]f the 1071 verses forming the gospel as we have it in the A.V., 644 verses (or more than three fifths of the whole gospel ) contain words of our Lord. As there is much of it not found in the other three gospels.... .....[A]lthough Matthew, because of his alliance with the Roman Government was practically a social outcast as far as the Jews were concerned,yet he must have been a man of education to work with Romans and Jews as he did when a tax-collector. His shady past by no means implies that he was uncultivated or had no learning. He must have been acquainted with the Aramaic and Greek languages. Matthew wrote his gospel in Greek, although Aramaic was the popular language of the time.
