Death And Resurrection

DEATH AND RESURRECTION

In His ministry, whether in Galilee or on the way to Jerusalem, the Man-Savior emphasized His death and resurrection. Three times He un veiled His death and resurrection to His disci ples (Luke 9:21-22, 44-45; 18:31-34). Now with the institution of His supper the most important matter emphasized by Him was again His death and resurrection. It was through His death and resurrection that He terminated the disciples, bur ied them, redeemed them, and germinated them. By germinating them He made them one with Himself to be the loaf. Furthermore, through His death and resurrection He has brought us all into the Triune God as our blessing. Therefore, by His death and resurrection the Man-Savior has brought us into oneness with Himself as His Body and also into the enjoyment of the Triune God and all that He has been doing for us.

A SIGN OF THE JUBILEE

To be one with the Lord as the Body is a mat ter of life, and to enjoy the Triune God is a matter of blessing. At the Lord's table we have the loaf sig nifying the Body in life, and we have the cup signifying the blessing of the Triune God. At the

table we have life and blessing. Here we are free from bondage, and we are in the enjoyment of the Triune God. This is the significance of the Lord's table as a sign of the jubilee, which is the enjoyment of God through His redemption (Luke 4:17-21).

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