In Remembrance of Me: The Lord's Supper

Introduction Christians celebrated the Lord's Supper nearly 2000. In this article we will refer to the Lord's Supper as a command of the Church. "The law is an external ceremony appointed to be appointed by the Church by Christ." Different churches have different interpretations on how to run the Lord's Supper. 1 Corinthians 11: 23-34 provides Christians with a Biblical meaning and reason for observing the Lord's Supper, also known as communion.

As we can see from the earliest records, the church did what Jesus said: they commemorated dinner in commemoration of Jesus and his death. Paul's letter is our earliest testimony, in the first Corinthians chapter 11:20, he refers to an event called "Lord's Supper" in church life. It is called "The Lord's Supper". Perhaps its meaning is to commemorate the death of the Lord. Paul says in 1 Corinthians 11: 23 - 24: "I gave you what I gave you, the Lord Jesus took the bread at the betrayal, and when I grateful to him he took it," This is my body. " This is to celebrate me. "" I got it from the Lord. "" This means that the Lord himself confirmed Paul: People say that the last supper really took place reported.

Jesus took the old symbol and filled it in a new meaning. The meaning of Jesus' words and actions is rooted in the instructions he wants to memorize. As a disciple of today, we will preserve the Lord's supper in commemoration of Christ. Some congregations called this order a memorial dinner to emphasize the importance of Christ's redemption work on the cross and call on believers to remember the death of his sacrifice. Others call it a communion to emphasize the close relationship between the believer and Christ. Whatever what calls compliance, one thing is clear. Now is the time to remember

We believe that the Lord's Supper is the command of the Lord. There, the gathered believers eat bread, express Christ's body for the Lord's people, drink the cup of the Lord, and represent the New Testament in the blood of Christ. We did this to commemorate the Lord, so we declared his death until he came. People who eat and drink in precious ways sharing Christ's body and blood spiritually rather than physically. Because of faith, they are fostered by grace through his death, and therefore grace. Growing Up

Steve Lewis - Enox means "to undertake or undertake certain responsibilities, in particular punishment or punishment". By actually coming to the Lord's banquet by disturbing the Corinthians, they are. The Lord was punished without paying attention to this serious memorial. They do not distinguish between Lord's dinner and ordinary dinner or holiday. (Corinth's commentary) Comment: In the New Testament, the only person not including judicial words and figs. Hebrews 2:15; Surely, in the context of its negative meaning ("slavery"), slavery is caused by the fear of death. His master is a devil, as he experienced suffering and death like a human being. By the sacrifice of Jesus the high priest, Satan 's power and death are finally defeated and man is redeemed.