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Today they do. In the New Testament church they didn't

It is not my intention to convince anyone. I study and seek the truth, present it and leave it at that. If you or anyone are not happy to accept the truth that is your problem not mine.

God did not appoint preachers. The ministries were apostles' prophets, evangelists' shepherds and teachers. If you want to draw a long bow, be my guest.

No where in scripture does a shepherd lead a flock, The scripture is clear. Leadership is the role of apostles, prophets and Elders. Not once does it mention shepherds.

God did not appoint preachers. The ministries were apostles' prophets, evangelists' shepherds and teachers. If you want to draw a long bow, be my guest.

God did not appoint preachers. The ministries were apostles' prophets, evangelists' shepherds and teachers. If you want to draw a long bow, be my guest.

What it shows is that they continued daily to meet for a meal together as in they ate their food with gladness. Not they took communion with gladness. I am fully aware that your faith is built on ritual invented by man and if that makes you happy go right ahead. For me I would rather...

Jesus did not and would not say that as it meant they would be told to contravene the Jewish Law. It states that you are not to eat human flesh or drink human blood. Jesus, being the perfect son would not have told them to do what the Law forbade.

I have been showing evidence for a long time but still people question the truth.

I have evidence of the history of Jewish life at that time which I have ascertained by reading books that explain the background of the New Testament. it took me two years to get through all the evidence, that is why I know what I am talking about.

I will say this as nicely as I can. You have no idea what you are talking about. All you are doing is repeating what you have been told. I on the other hand have researched the scriptures and the teaching of many and it is clear it has nothing at all to do with a sacrament.

Thankyou Amigo

Excuse me but it says "This my body"

Dear me. Can you tell me where I mentioned Judaism?

As I said Wigglesworth was not a pastor.

Breaking of bread is a Middle Eastern term for having a meal.

He is having a day off

Smith Wigglesworth was not a pastor.

He would not tell you to take that which is forbidden in Jewish Law.

What sacrament?