[terycarl]

He wasn't kidding but He was speaking metaphorically. The wine and bread represented His blood and body.

No He wasn't..."THIS IS MY BODY" is not the same as this bread represents My body....transubstantiation is one of the most important, and easily understood truths of Catholicism that Protestants cannot seem to come to grips with......very sad, you are missing out on so very much.

[MHGinTN]

If you actually could magically get Christ’s blood in that cup, it would be far to Precious to go across your lips. That Blood was the only blood in Human History efficacious enough to cover the law of sin and death for you and me. To drink blood was an abomination before the Lord, and would have been downright evil since Jesus also drank from the cup.

[MHGinTN]

The wedding process in the Jewish faith has the father of the bride and the father of the groom make a deal for the price of the bride. This deal is sealed, traditionally, with a sip of wine from the same cup by both parents. When Jesus told His disciples that He would not drink the fruit of the vine again until He drinks it in His Kingdom, He was referring their minds to the wedding process, where He will have a wedding feast at the start of the Millennial Kingdom AFTER he has destroyed the enemies of God and Israel and His Bride.

[Elsie]

......very sad, you are missing out on so very much.

Like what?