Subj : Today's Thought
To   : George Pope
From : Newborn
Date : Wed Oct 12 2005 22:04:00

  Re: Today's Thought
  By: George Pope to Newborn on Tue Oct 11 2005 11:10 pm

 > N>  > He condemned those he disagreed with, yes, but he promoted others (eg.
 > N>  > life, saying a blessing before breaking bread(directly from the Oral t
 > N>  > & nowhere else!)
 > N>  >
 > N>      I still don't know where your coming from but it appears to be a ble
 > N>      Jewish mysticiam and the Talmud.  It certainly isn't anything found 
 > N>      OT or NT.  The breaking of bed was institued by Jesus at the Last Su
 > N>      where the Lord instituted the rememberance of His sacrifice with bre
 > N>      wine until He comes again.
 > 
 > Mo, he did nothing new at the Last Supper (a normal Passover Seder meal) exc
 > offer a new interpretation for the Bread & for the Cup of Redemption.
 > 
   The Last Supper was NOT a Passover Seder meal.  Why?  because when the
   rabbis brought Jesus before Pilate the morning of His crucifixion, "they 
   themselves went not into the judgement hall, lest they should be  defiled,
   but that they might eat the Passover" (John 18:20).  This was the morning
   after the Last Supper, but the rabbis hadn't YET eaten the Passover-and 
   neither had Jesus OR His disciples for that matter.  The Passover meal
   was to be celebrated the NEXT night which turned out to be the nigh        
            
   The Lord's word's were more than a new interpretation; they were the
   institution of the New Covenant established by God Himself. -

   "And He took the cup, and gave thanks, and gave it to them, saying, 'Drink
    ye all of it: For this is MY BLOOD of the NEW TERSTAMENT which is shed
    for many for the remission of sins.  But I say unto you.  I will not
    drink henceforth, of this fruit of the vine, until that day when I drink it
    new with you in my Father's house." (Matt. 27-29)

    The OT Covenant was being replaced.

Newborn

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