Question: Why is the bread Spirit and The Blood Life?

God’s answer:

Meaning: The body of God is Spirit. So the bread is the body of God (Spirit) in the flesh (Son of Man).

Meaning: since the body (which is Spirit) is the body of God, the blood inside the body is the life of God, as well.

God concludes:

Question: The body is made of flesh and blood. Why is it that the during the last Supper, you separated your body from your blood?

God’s answer:

During the last Supper, Jesus separated the body (bread) from the blood (red wine) because He shed every drop of blood –no blood was left in the body. So, when His heart was pierced only water came out.

God gave me the analogy of the Paschal lamb where the blood was used to mark the doors. Likewise, as the lamb of God, Jesus blood was drained from His body. This is also why He used the word slaughter to describe his death in the Chapter: The Purpose, Life and Death of Jesus Christ because when animals are slaughtered, they are drained of their blood.

Question: You said we should eat your body and drink your blood but during Holy Communion only the bread is given.

According to the Catholic Church, both the blood and blood is in the Holy Eucharist based on the Doctrine of Concomitance.

“ The doctrine states that since Christ is indivisible, no one part of Christ's substance can be divided. Thus, Christ's body cannot be separated from his blood which means that Christ's full presence is in each element fully. The Doctrine of Concomitance has been used to justify communion under one kind of species, saying that the Christ is fully present in each species alone”.⁴⁶

Is this true?

God’s answer:

Meaning: It was during this time that God explained the real reason why we receive both the body and blood of Christ in the Holy Eucharist and not just His body.

During the Last Supper, Jesus broke leavened bread. In church, we receive unleavened bread. As God said, the reason is because we are celebrating our Passover. The Holy Eucharist then is the body of the Resurrected Christ. His life (the blood) is returned to the body. As explained in the Chapter: The Life, Purpose and Death of Jesus Christ, He resurrected as God, who is Spirit, in a hybrid body, which is flesh and Spirit combined. Likewise the Holy Eucharist is flesh and Spirit combined. Here then is the secondary meaning to why The Holy Eucharist (the bread) is Spirit.

In the next questions, God explains how this happened.