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The Last Supper is staged on Holy Thursday (El Jueves Santo), and on Good Friday (El Viernes Santo), his sentencing before Pontius Pilate, and, finally, his crucifixion at Cerro de la Estrella.
The passion of Christ in Ixtapalapa, a Mexico City neighborhood 2007
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The Last Supper is staged on Holy Thursday (El Jueves Santo), and on Good Friday (El Viernes Santo), his sentencing before Pontius Pilate, and, finally, his crucifixion at Cerro de la Estrella.
The passion of Christ in Ixtapalapa, a Mexico City neighborhood 2007
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The Last Supper is staged on Holy Thursday (El Jueves Santo), and on Good Friday (El Viernes Santo), his sentencing before Pontius Pilate, and, finally, his crucifixion at Cerro de la Estrella.
The passion of Christ in Ixtapalapa, a Mexico City neighborhood 2007
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Christ has sealed the testament with His blood, of which the Lord's Supper is the sacramental sign.
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Supper, is implied in Ac 20: 7; 1Co 16: 2; compare Joh 20: 19-26.
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At idol feasts libations were usually made from the cup to the idol first, and then the guests drank; so that in drinking they had fellowship with the idol. the Lord's table -- The Lord's Supper is a feast on a table, not a sacrifice on an altar.
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That the Lord's Supper is in remembrance of Him, implies that He is bodily absent, though spiritually present, for we cannot be said to commemorate one absent.
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The consummation of this blessed intercommunion shall be at the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, of which the Lord's Supper is the earnest and foretaste.
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Christ's own bodily presence; then the wine shall be drunk "anew" in the Father's kingdom, by Christ and His people together, of which heavenly banquet, the Lord's Supper is a spiritual foretaste and specimen (Mt 26: 29).
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For -- in proof that the Lord's Supper is "in remembrance" of Him. show -- announce publicly.
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