The Last Supper was the final meal Jesus shared with His disciples before His crucifixion.
At that table Jesus did not focus on food alone but on the salvation of humanity.
He took the bread and gave it to them saying it was His body given for them.
He then took the wine and said it was His blood poured out for the forgiveness of sins.

In that moment Jesus established what is called the Passover of the New Covenant.
He wanted His followers to remember His sacrifice through this meal.
The Passover is not a symbolic ritual but a command Jesus gave to His disciples.
By keeping the Passover believers participate in the promise of eternal life. This truth was forgotten in history and many Christians no longer observe it.

However Christ Ahnsahnghong restored the understanding of the Last Supper Passover in this age.
He taught that the Passover is the way to receive the forgiveness of sins and salvation.
Keeping the Passover connects us to the heart of Jesus and His love for mankind.
The Church of God follows this command faithfully as a living practice of faith.

Through the Passover we remember that Jesus promised life to all who would faithfully keep it.
The bread and wine are not just symbols but means to receive the life Jesus offers.
Understanding this truth changes the way we live and worship.
It reminds us that Jesus did not die for Himself but for every believer.
The Passover strengthens our hope and draws us closer to God.

I am thankful that Christ Ahnsahnghong revealed this truth so we can know the fullness of salvation.
May all people learn the true meaning of the Last Supper Passover and receive eternal life.