It's that time of the year again when we come together to observe the memorial of Jesus' death as recorded at Luke. 22:19 & 20

We invite you to join us as we observe the memorial of Jesus's death on 27th March 2021

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Mizessy:

It's that time of the year again when we come together to observe the memorial of Jesus' death as recorded at Luke. 22:19 & 20

We invite you to join us as we observe the memorial of Jesus's death on 27th March 2021

Really? Did Jesus Christ tell you there is a time of the year as far as the one ritual He gave as far as the New Covenant is concerned?

Yes, of course... All you have to do is read up the cited Bible passage dear.

Mizessy:
Yes, of course... All you have to do is read up the cited Bible passage dear.

Nowhere in your "cited bible verse" are you told that there is a time of year for what Jesus Christ instructed you. In fact, you could choose to do it everyday even and it would still be in obedience to the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Kobojunkie:
Nowhere in your "cited bible verse" are you told that there is a time of year for what Jesus Christ instructed you. In fact, you could choose to do it everyday even and it would still be in obedience to the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Jesus commanded his disciples to commemorate the Lord’s Evening Meal, but he did not specifically say how often. (Luke 22:19) Some feel that it should be observed monthly, while others observe it weekly, daily, several times each day, or as often as a person feels is appropriate. However, here are some factors that should be considered.

Jesus instituted the Lord’s Evening Meal on the date of the Jewish Passover (which commemorated Isreal's deliverance from Egyptian bondage), and he died later that same day. (Matthew 26:​1, 2) This was no coincidence. The Scriptures compare Jesus’ sacrifice to that of the Passover lamb. (1 Corinthians 5:​7, . Passover was held only once a year, on Nisan 14. (Exodus 12:6, 14; Leviticus 23:5) This suggests that Jesus’ death should be commemorated only as often as the Passover was​—annually, not daily or weekly.

For several centuries many professed Christians commemorated Jesus’ death once a year. Because they did so on Nisan 14, they were called Quartodecimans, meaning “fourteenthers.” Concerning them, historian J. L. von Mosheim wrote: “The Christians of Asia Minor were accustomed to celebrate this sacred feast, commemorative of the institution of the Lord’s supper, and the death of Jesus Christ, at the same time when the Jews ate their Paschal lamb, namely on the evening of the fourteenth day of the first month [Nisan]. . . . They considered the example of Christ possessing the force of law.”

Mizessy:

Jesus commanded his disciples to commemorate the Lord’s Evening Meal, but he did not specifically say how often. (Luke 22:19) Some feel that it should be observed monthly, while others observe it weekly, daily, several times each day, or as often as a person feels is appropriate. However, here are some factors that should be considered.

Jesus instituted the Lord’s Evening Meal on the date of the Jewish Passover (which commemorated Isreal's deliverance from Egyptian bondage), and he died later that same day. (Matthew 26:​1, 2) This was no coincidence. The Scriptures compare Jesus’ sacrifice to that of the Passover lamb. (1 Corinthians 5:​7, . Passover was held only once a year, on Nisan 14. (Exodus 12:6, 14; Leviticus 23:5) This suggests that Jesus’ death should be commemorated only as often as the Passover was​—annually, not daily or weekly.

For several centuries many professed Christians commemorated Jesus’ death once a year. Because they did so on Nisan 14, they were called Quartodecimans, meaning “fourteenthers.” Concerning them, historian J. L. von Mosheim wrote: “The Christians of Asia Minor were accustomed to celebrate this sacred feast, commemorative of the institution of the Lord’s supper, and the death of Jesus Christ, at the same time when the Jews ate their Paschal lamb, namely on the evening of the fourteenth day of the first month [Nisan]. . . . They considered the example of Christ possessing the force of law.”

If Jesus Christ Himself never said suggested how often it should be done,why then propose that in His stead?

Kobojunkie:
If Jesus Christ Himself never said suggested how often it should be done,why then propose that in His stead?

U have your answer up there...

But if you so wish.... You can use it as your breakfast lunch and dinner for the rest of your days....

(Walks away)

Mizessy:
U have your answer up there...
But if you so wish.... You can use it as your breakfast lunch and dinner for the rest of your days.... (Walks away)

What answer? Did you forget the question that was asked of you or something?