Communion

Mac Powell and Mark Lee from Third Day teaching their song Communion on New Song Cafe




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• Day
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• Worshiptogether
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[BenTheKing]

thanks for all the videosssss they all are amazing

[NewSongCafe]

no problem

[prashantkoshy]

bless you guys!!.. you are doing an amazing job.. thank you for keeping me with christ.

[CassioRockBass]

All the Glory be the Lord Jesus....

only Jesus has been the the sacrificy to set me free......i love You Lord..

[gor5kibrohuck]

lefty

[LuvJesus153]

Thank you Jesus for your Love.

[TDP193]

that's why the Jews don't accept Jesus...they don't see him as THE LAMB OF GOD!!! Do You?

[TDP193]

Mr. G:  That is why some of his followers left him...John Chap. 6...it was a new radical thinking...they couldn't understand it!! You have to trust Jesus and have Faith!!!

[Derekoarmy]

Great song and great voice. Enjoyed this simple accoustic arrangement of the song. The words speak of our thanks for Chrsit and what He means to us as believers. Praise God for the Christians artists who create and sing these songs so powerfully.

[MrGpercussion]

Jesus was purely Jewish and followed the 'Law'. Therefore to consider that they 'drank blood' or even anything representing blood is and was actually sacreligious and we will find that this account was a Hellenic 'retrofit' of Paulinian proportion.

[allute]

Imaginefree69, instead of attacking the person responding to the question, why don't you reiterate your question. It seems like an ongoing tactic of non-believers to discredit Christians as uneducated and foolish.

In regards to your question: I can't recall any scriptures that said human sacrifice was forbidden by God. If you are familiar at all with the bible (or even the Torah) you'll know about Abraham being asked to sacrifice his son Isaac.

[Imaginefree69]

The tactic is in avoiding inconvenient questions

while pretending to be spiritually mature.

[jdigitalseven]

What tactic is there in reflecting on yourself and remembering what Jesus did for us all.