Question: When was the last Supper? Was this a Passover meal or not? According to the book of John, it was the night before. According to Saint Matthew and Luke, it was Passover Day.

God’s answer:

A table with the words: “The Last Supper”. On the table is leavened bread broken into two.

Meaning: Note the bread, it is leavened. During Passover, only unleavened bread is eaten. Therefore, the last supper was not a Passover meal. It took place the night before.

The 14^th day of Nissan is when the day the paschal lamb was slaughtered. This is the same day that Jesus was crucified. In Judaism, the day begins at sunset. This 14^th day starts the night before (The Last Supper). Hence, the

phrase “the same day”. The 15^th day of Nissan was the first Passover dinner. This would begin at sunset on the day of Jesus’ crucifixion. This date makes more sense in light of calling Jesus the Lamb of God. If the paschal lamb was sacrificed to spare the Israelites first-born from death, Jesus is the lamb that is sacrificed to save everyone from death caused by sin.

Question: In the Catholic Mass, the Holy Eucharist is flat bread because the Last Supper is thought to be a Passover Meal. Does this mean that the Holy Eucharist bread is wrong? If so, why do You use the Holy Eucharist in many of Your sculptures?

God’s answer:

Holy Eucharist

 

Sacrificial Bread

 

Meaning: Jesus instituted the Eucharist during the last supper when He told the apostles to drink the wine and eat the bread in memory of Him. He can only be remembered once He’s already gone. Since He was killed on the 14th day of Nissan, the earliest meal following his death would be that night, which