would be the 15^th day of Nissan. The 15^th day of Nissan is the first Passover dinner.

So, during mass, we are not celebrating the last supper but like the apostles, we are eating a Passover dinner, in compliance with His commandment.

It is during Passover when unleavened bread is eaten.

"Probably the most significant observance related to Pesach involves avoiding chametz (leaven; sounds like "hum it's" with that Scottish "ch") throughout the holiday. This commemorates the fact that the Jews leaving Egypt were in a hurry, and did not have time to let their bread rise. It is also a symbolic way of removing the "puffiness" (arrogance, pride) from our souls."³²

Unlike the Jews that celebrate the Passover of death of their firstborn children, the Passover we are celebrating is The New Passover, which is our salvation whereby true death has passed us over because of Jesus‘ sacrifice.

Question: Is this correct, did the apostles remember you, the way you said, the night of your death?

God’s answer:

Commemorate means “to honor the memory of (a person or event, for example), especially with a ceremony.”³³

Question: When did the apostles find out that You are God?

God’s answer:

Written:
Our Last Supper

 

Meaning: In this sculpture is a table with a goblet of wine and leavened bread broken in two. This was the Last Supper, which took place the night before the first Passover dinner.

When he told the apostles to eat the bread and drink of the wine, and stated that the wine is the blood of the covenant. He was referring to the fulfillment of the new covenant.

No, this is the covenant I will make with the House of Israel, when those days have come, the Lord declares: In their minds I shall plant my laws writing them on their hearts. Then I shall be their God, and they shall be my people. There will be no further need for each to teach his neighbor, and each his brother, saying 'Learn to know the Lord!' No, they will all know me,