the Lord Jesus
on the same night
in which He was betrayed
took bread;
and when He had given thanks,
He broke it and said,
"Take, eat;
this is My body which is broken for you;
do this in remembrance of Me."
In the same manner
He also took the cup
after supper,
saying,
"This cup is the new covenant
in My blood.
This do, as often as you drink it,
in remembrance of Me."
1 Corinthians 11:23b-25
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25 comments:
Beautiful, Susan. Thank you.
I'm so thankful for His broken body, His blood shed, for me!
Need to realize the difficulties led by God for us to live happy in this world!
Sending you wonderful Easter wishes!
xo Catherine
I wish you a blessed Easter, Susan.
so pretty, i love the shawl and the cup... and the words are just right
A lovely post. God bless you and yours this Easter.
Thank you for this post, Susan. Happy Easter to you.
I absolutely love this. The photo that shows me part of your life pieces at the house that I love and the Word, which is very significant. Filled through our Dear Father.
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Reading your words is such a wonderful preparation for this most blessed Easter weekend upon us. Happy Easter to you!
I attended a lovely Tenebrae service last night. And tonight we wash the feet in humbleness.
Blessings, Susan, during this Holy Week.
Oh what a Saviour!
Beautiful- have a blessed Easter!
Wishing you a wonderful Easter!
A touching reminder of all the Lord has done for us Susie.
I've come to wish you a lovely Easter and to tell you you are always in my prayers. Much love.
Have a wonderful Easter weekend!
Thanking God for Easter which will arrive soon, after this dark time. Soon we will say He is risen, He is risen indeed.
Your beautiful image pairs beautifully with these beautiful words as we prepare for new life in Him. Wishing you & yours a blessed Easter, Susan :o) ((HUGS))
Broken and spilled out.
Beautifull post, greeting from Belgium, happy Easter.
Wishing you a Blessed Easter.
Carolyn
bread and the cup
There is not enough praise possible to thank our Father for this gift. Where would we be without it! Thank you for all of your support, and hope your easter is just filled with blessings!
Hard to comprehend how the death of Jesus brought about the first separation within the Trinity. Painful in ways we cannot understand within the Godhead. I try to understand the sacrifice of Jesus--the more contemplate it the more vital and complete it is.
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