Do you know the famous painting "The Last Supper"? About Passover.
Today, I'm going to talk about Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper," which you might have heard
or seen at least once.
"The Last Supper"
A mural painted by Leonardo da Vinci around 1495-1497, in a monastery restaurant in Milan.
It is a masterpiece of the century designated as a World Heritage Site.
Have you ever thought about this?
Why is the painting called "The Last Supper"?
People might say that it was the last meal that Jesus had with his disciples before he died,
so it was called the Last Supper, In fact, this painting, The Last Supper, depicts Passover as evidenced in the Bible.
The night before Jesus suffered from the cross, he called it the "last dinner" because the Passover
he kept with his beloved disciples was Jesus' last dinner.
And why did Jesus want and want to eat Passover?
The reason was that Passover is a day when people are blessed with eternal life.
Jesus wanted to give his children eternal life through Passover.
God is still giving us many blessings so that we can enter heaven.
I hope that we will keep the truth that contains God's love, the Passover of the New Covenant,
and enter the eternal heaven together.
It is the Passover of the new covenant established to give eternal life. Through God's sacrifice, sinners who were to die were brought back to life. I hope you keep the Passover and receive the blessing of eternal life.
The famous painting of the Last Supper had this biblical reference.
If Jesus wanted to keep it, it makes sense that we do too.
If He said He would give us eternal life through the Passover, then we have to keep the Passover to receive eternal life.
God's love is boundless and great.
Thank God for giving us such a precious feast.
the famous painting The Last Supper is Passover with the blessings of eternal life. If we keep the Passover as
Jesus taught us, we can go to kingdom of heaven. I hope that everyone keeps the Passover in the Bible
The famous painting Last Supper is Passover.
Let's be blessed with eternal life through Passover
There is a saying, "The truth is close at hand."
It seems that the truth of our salvation was very close to us.
WMSCOG is the only place in the world that protects the Passover of the New Covenant, which was established at the expense of Jesus 2,000 years ago.