Jesus says in John 6 that He is "the bread of life". What does He mean by this? He later says that unless we "eat his flesh and drink His blood, we have no life". What does He mean by this? Catholics say we are partaking in eating His actual flesh and drinking His actual blood through the practice of Holy Communion, but is this REALLY what Jesus was saying? Or was He speaking spiritually? Jesus later says His words are "full of spirit and full of life" and that "the flesh counts for nothing". If the flesh counts for nothing, then what would be the point of eating Jesus's actual flesh and drinking His actual blood? What was Jesus REALLY saying when He claimed to be "the bread of life"? I believe Communion is important, but when partaking in it, are we really eating Jesus's actual flesh and drinking His actual blood? We talk about this and more in this week's episode. Enjoy!
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Bible Time with Charlie
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