Where did the Catholic sacrament of the Eucharist originate?
In the Bible, before Christ was abandoned by her betrayer, was held the feast of Passover with his followers. This meal is sometimes called the Last Supper or The Lord of the Last Supper, Jesus broke the unleavened bread around them and told them that it was his body that would be delivered by their sins. He did the same with the wine and said it was his blood that was sacrificed for their sins.
Some have taken this means it was actually changing the bread and wine into his body and blood. This is how the Catholic Church introduced the sacrament. Personally, I think Jesus used bread and wine as symbols or metaphors as a way to remind everyone what he did for us. I think everyone in the way they look. It makes no sense to me that God tells the Jews not to eat blood and then his son gives his body and blood to eat.
- What does the Catholic Church teach us about the Eucharist?
- Catholics? The Eucharist is cannibalism?
- Please, to Chrisians: Catholic Priests give the sacrament of the Eucharist.
- For those Catholics who believe "that which is Holy Eucharist and Holy Communion"?
- Why is Catholic Bashers Protestants who claim to believe in the literal interpretation of Scripture?
Jesus instituted the sacrament of the Eucharist at the Last Supper on the night before his death when he spoke the words, "this is my body …" and "this is my blood." Jesus told his followers that they would eat their flesh and drink his blood (see Jn.6). This promise was fulfilled at the Last Supper, which was the beginning of his sacrifice, and was completed in his crucifixion. The Church has followed Jesus' to "do this whenever you meet."
The Last Supper
Was instituted by Christ himself ……… the night before He was betrayed!
Last Supper:
Christ broke the bread saying, "This is my body Do this in remembrance of me"
EDIT:
Catholics believe that Jesus says is true. They believe that when Christ said: "This is my body, what you mean.
You've heard the phrase, "From your lips to God's ears?
Well, in this case, was literally "God's lips to our ears."
At the Last Supper, Jesus led his followers to do this. He said very clearly: "This is my body." "This is my blood." "Do this in remembrance of me."
He said "This is a symbol of my body?" No.
He stutter or mince words? Absolutely not.
When Jesus speaks, he hears his Church. And that is why the Catholic Church today celebrates the sacrament of the Eucharist.
Matthew 26: 26 -28
26) And as they were eating, Jesus took bread and blessed, and brake, and gave it to the disciples and said, Take eat, this is my body.
27) And taking the cup and gave thanks, and gave it to them, saying: Drink ye all of it;
28) For this is My blood of the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins.
This is the communion in most churches today, and I do not think that is enough. Reading the words of these scriptures is enough to put on my face. This is supposed to be why most of us call ourselves Christians and should be daily, not just on Sundays and Wednesdays. Jesus is who He says He is every day … it should be. <> <
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