7.The Last Supper and Crucifixion
The Lord Explains
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Evangelism, Education, General Christianity
| Author: | The Lord's Scribe | ISBN: | 1230000852319 |
| Publisher: | The Lord's Scribe | Publication: | December 18, 2015 |
| Imprint: | The Lord's Scribe | Language: | English |
| Author: | The Lord's Scribe |
| ISBN: | 1230000852319 |
| Publisher: | The Lord's Scribe |
| Publication: | December 18, 2015 |
| Imprint: | The Lord's Scribe |
| Language: | English |
The Lord explains the Last Supper and the two different Priesthoods, the Levitical blood sacrifice of a lamb and Melchisedec sacrifice of bread and wine, which link right back to Adam and Eve. At the Last Supper Jesus combined the two Rites into the new Rite of the Holy Mass thereby uniting the offerings of Abel with that of Cain, Genesis 4:1-5. The Lord explains that the Crucifixion was the Levitical sacrifice of the lamb, which was played out before the eyes of the people, but without them realizing it. However, in doing so Jesus had to comply with the various laws, which God had laid down with Moses and Aaron nearly 1500 years earlier. For instance Jesus had to be 30 years old before He could be a Priest; the washing of feet at the Last Super was not just to demonstrate the level of service for His Priests and followers, but hidden within this act was a link back to Exodus 30:20 and many other laws governing the Sacrificial Rite. Also explained is Barabbas, who was the scape goat and how Pilate in washing his hands of the situation represented the whole Gentile world. The blood of the Unblemished Lamb of God truly fell on the Israelites and their children, Matthew 27:25 and not on any others. When Jesus died the Temple veil was torn in two, this marked the transfer of the Covenant and Priesthood given to Moses and Aaron over to Peter and the Apostles. Christianity became the New-Israel with Jesus the New-Jerusalem.**
The Lord explains the Last Supper and the two different Priesthoods, the Levitical blood sacrifice of a lamb and Melchisedec sacrifice of bread and wine, which link right back to Adam and Eve. At the Last Supper Jesus combined the two Rites into the new Rite of the Holy Mass thereby uniting the offerings of Abel with that of Cain, Genesis 4:1-5. The Lord explains that the Crucifixion was the Levitical sacrifice of the lamb, which was played out before the eyes of the people, but without them realizing it. However, in doing so Jesus had to comply with the various laws, which God had laid down with Moses and Aaron nearly 1500 years earlier. For instance Jesus had to be 30 years old before He could be a Priest; the washing of feet at the Last Super was not just to demonstrate the level of service for His Priests and followers, but hidden within this act was a link back to Exodus 30:20 and many other laws governing the Sacrificial Rite. Also explained is Barabbas, who was the scape goat and how Pilate in washing his hands of the situation represented the whole Gentile world. The blood of the Unblemished Lamb of God truly fell on the Israelites and their children, Matthew 27:25 and not on any others. When Jesus died the Temple veil was torn in two, this marked the transfer of the Covenant and Priesthood given to Moses and Aaron over to Peter and the Apostles. Christianity became the New-Israel with Jesus the New-Jerusalem.**
