1. The Last Supper
... doleful event that needlessly ended the life of a great man. This is so wrong, in fact it can't be farther from the truth. The people of the church, however, look at the prophecy and look at the teachings of the Son of God, and rejoice in the forgiveness of sins bought with the Blood of Christ, even though it meant His great suffering and betrayal. To forget that He died ... for our shortcomings is the same as never having faith in Christ himself ... ; the whole point is missed. Therefore, it is the duty of us as Christians to uphold His church and His teachings. That, however is not en...
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