He was there but I don’t believe He asked for a menu.

Sinners are redeemed by the blood of the Lamb - Jesus. They have not shed their sins - He removes them and they are covered with the blood covenant. Hence, why He was and is the perfect sacrifice. Through faith - we believe. If we could just shed sins - we would have had no need of the redemptive sacrifice of Christ.

Jesus was around evil scripturally several times - not sure what you mean by evit cannot be in His presence. Those afflicted even recognized Christ, satan tempted Jesus directly.

The last supper was all about Jesus offering up his body and blood for us to take thru Holy communion.

Good point black dog, like how you explained using word shed. I think alot of us are saying similar things, just different ways. I'm not real wordy, and super great at explaining things. But will take the time and try my best if it will lead someone to the light and direct a path.

Read John 4 about the woman at the well.

Dang Bruce, all this time I thought the Last Supper was pre crucifixion. Learned something new, thanks.

With GOD all thing are possible

It was before he was crucified.Jesus knew what was going to happen to him but did it anyways to give each of us a chance at Heaven.He even told one of his disciples Peter that he would deny Jesus 3 times before the rooster crowed.

Seems fish and honey were on the menu. He must have liked it though since He ate it. I sure hope in glorification a medium rare steak is still on the menu.

Luke 24:42–45: After appearing to his disciples, Jesus asks if they have anything to eat, and they give him a piece of broiled fish and some honeycomb. He takes it and eats it in their presence.

Excellent J!

Thank you.

Jesus is still fully human and fully God. It wasn't a temporary reality. Prove me wrong.

.......and bled to

Yep for us

Thy kingdom come. On earth as it is in Heaven.

HT, when I said Jesus emptied himself of being God, you commented about this being reverted back to the Greek. Not sure what you were referring to.

Reading from my copy of the Vulgate edition which is translated from the Hebrew and Greek, Philippians 2: 6-7: "His nature is, from the first, divine and yet he did not see in the rank of Godhead, a prize to be coveted, he dispossessed himself, and took the nature of a slave, fashioned in the likeness of men, and presenting himself to us in human form, and then lowered his own dignity, accepted an obedience which brought him to death, death on a cross."