DaVinvi The last Supper

The last supper is one of the most noteworthy works of Leonardo da Vinci art and it will be so from now on. Artwork started in 1495 and was completed in 1498; it includes the events described in the Bible, the last day Jesus announced that he was betrayed by one of his twelve disciples . "Leonardo chose to depict the moment Jesus said" One of my people betray me. " This picture is in the restaurant of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, Italy.

These "Last Supper" pictures reflect one of the most famous moments in Jesus' life. This was the last supper, or sometimes called the Lord's Supper. So Jesus gathered his twelve apostles and shared his last meal with them before he died. The last supper also indicated when Jesus first established communion. As a Catholic, the last supper is an essential part of our faith, and these last supper reminds me of the wonderful gift that Jesus gave us in the last supper.

Some of Jesus 'seminar scholars believe that the Lord' s supper is not a last supper from Jesus and his disciples but a heathen tradition commemorating the supper. In this view, the last supper is a tradition, not related to the early Jewish church, but to the church of the heathen founded mainly by Paul. Luke was the only gospel Jesus told his disciples to repeat the bread and wine rituals. Bart D. Ehrman pointed out that these special lines were not on some of the ancient manuscripts or they might not be original. However, it is the first Greek manuscript such as P75, Sinaticus, Vaticanus, Ephraemi Rescriptus etc.

The last dinner, also known as the Lord 's Supper of the New Testament, the last meal shared by Jesus and his disciples in the room above Jerusalem, this is the communion system. Four books of the New Testament (Matthew 26: 17-29, Mark 14: 12-25, Luke 22: 7-38, 1 Corinthians 11: 23-verse) Christ is the last night's The last supper was crucified. twenty five). The apostle St. Paul and apostolic letters of the apostles have shown that the early Christians believed that this facility would include the task of continuing to celebrate as a feast for the King's banquet to come to the expectations of the world. God