Was Jesus’ last supper a Passover seder? From the New Testament accounts we cannot be certain. The main sources are Matthew 26:17-30, Mark 14:12- 31, Luke 22:1-19 and John 13:1-30.

That last argument, advanced by the Jewish Theological Seminary’s Benjamin Sommer, speaks to how we all observe Passover. In each generation, we’re asked to imagine ourselves as having come ...

Then, Jesus celebrated Passover on Thursday, approximately 1476 years after the original “pass over” (Mark 14:12-26). The “Last Supper” was a Passover seder attended by Jesus’s 12 Jewish ...

Jesus’ Last Supper had a Passover setting and character, and so it was a solemn, sacrificial banquet. But his offering was not an ordinary lamb.

The Last Supper was actually a Passover meal," Dubin said. "I'll start in Exodus, when we see the first Passover, then read from the New Testament, and bring all of it forward to today." ...

The Last Supper – at which Jesus began the ritual of communion and pegged Judas as his betrayer – is widely believed to have been a Passover Seder, a ritual Jewish feast commemorating the Jews ...

Regarding the Last Supper/Passover Seder, note that it was recorded in all four Gospels. In preparation, Passover lambs would have been sacrificed throughout Israel while unleavened bread was ...

And that in itself is understood to be an echo of that last supper. So Christians are sort of using a form of matzah throughout the year and celebrating a little Passover every Sunday, in one sense.

Jesus’ last supper was actually a Jewish Passover. Larry Stamm of Larry Stamm Ministries will re-create the traditional Passover service and explain how it foreshadowed Jesus’ death and ...