The Fourth Cup: Day II

By Apostle Tonya

Then came the day of unleavened bread, when the passover must be killed.

St. Luke 22:7

Surely, the most Holy Bible as the infallible Word of our Holy God grant to us the eternal truth of the ancient and historical time on Earth of the Eternal Son of God. For sure, Jesus Christ of Nazareth’s life remaineth a most admirable, revered, and holy life of service unto the Holy One of Israel, His Father. II Thessalonians 1:10

May I say, it well agree with the Blessed Holy Spirit to continueth on with the second day of this teaching on the “Fourth Cup” beginning with teaching on the historical events wherefore occurred at the Passover with our Risen Christ. The Passover meal on this occasion, as you may know, was the Last Supper of Christ before He would suffereth even at His own Table with betrayal.

Might we first examine the sacred passage recorded in the Book of St. Luke, Chapter 22:15?

Peradventure in this verse it shall be well if we taketh a moment before the Comforter to imagine the Heart of the Lord of Glory for His blessed Disciples, who were seemingly also His most closest friends on Earth.

Now, let us read the words of the Son of God. Might I say first, I shall be teaching from the King James Version of the Holy Bible.

May we proceed, friends?

And He said unto them, With desire I have desired to eat this passover with you before I suffer. St. Luke 22:15

In concluding reading this passage, might I beseech You to behold our Blessed Savior’s Heart at the Table over two-thousand years ago for today’s teaching? For the blessed everlasting love of Christ remaineth the selfsame for us today; our Lord desireth to inherently abide with us as we laboreth in prayer and Feast with Him and during our sufferings even today.

Continuing on, in the Gospels of God (particularly I shall speaketh today principally from Luke, the Physician’s glorious account of the Passover meal), it records the holy meal’s preparation.

Might we read the passage recorded in St. Luke 22:8?

And He sent Peter and John, saying, Go and prepare us the passover, that we may eat.

May it please God, the Holy Spirit, to taketh a closer look at this passage. For perhaps I shall say, with reverence for the Deity of Christ and His Lordship, He was a most exemplary leader who ministered as the Son of God to the Disciples what our Holy God, the Father, taught Him. In this astonishing training with the Eternal Father and Son of God for the Kingdom of God, Christ seemingly purposed to establish the order of observing Passover in the New Testament with the Church.

May we move on?

Might we be comfortable then to conclude our Lord superintended training His Disciples to continueth on with the plans of the Government of Heaven? Peradventure with this in mind, we shall perceiveth the Lord’s Disciples were strengthened to serve righteously and preach of His crucifixion, even as He prepared for His suffering at the Cross.

Let us continueth on with reading the most blessed text recorded in St. Luke 22:13.

The sacred passage reads:

And they went, and found as He had said unto them: and they made ready the passover.

Might it be well if I taketh a moment to expound on this most glorious text? For inasmuch as we hath read of the Son of God’s Heart desiring to have Passover with His Disciples and instructing them of the location of a large furnished Upper Room to dine and prepareth it, we arrive now at a most blessed revelation.

And so, as I considereth it, I shall say the Son of God, for His Last Supper, feasted upon a lamb; wherefore the Scriptures recordeth as “passover”.

Going on, I might say research records the archaeological studies of Biblical accounts revealeth Christ’s Last Supper with His Disciples also most likely consisted of bean stews, olives, and bitter herbs.

By the grace and truth of the Lordship of Christ, and with the comfort of the Eternal Spirit of God, I shall continueth on with Day 3 and Part II of the teaching tomorrow. Amen.

Iesus Christus Dominus Est.