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Apologetic discussions Apologetic Discussions Regarding the Teachings of Watchman Nee and Witness Lee |
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So it wasn't literal at all. Jesus was speaking symbolically. Actually I read from a Jewish historian that it was a custom back then to have a last meal with a departing friend. And after he left, when they got together for a meal again, to think of and remember him.
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So, Jesus was taking care of the hearts of his friends by having a last meal with them (which was normal for their culture). I really love this wonderful loving Person! I want to be more like Him.
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The thing that never ceases to amaze me is that Jesus went through death for me. He could have gotten on some fiery chariot, and said, "That's it, I'm outta here." But he faced death for me.
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