Bread forever different, pungent, rich;
wine forever bitter, while sweet.
Forever changed, but not in this moment;
but forever changed, by the power of these
words
Imprinted within them, His sacrifice.
These words of Jesus, to remember,
what He was about to suffer, His path in this
life.
They could never eat bread the same way again
they could never drink wine without
remembering
these fateful words He spoke.
The upper room echoing, haunting them,
walking changed in this life.
The bread His body, the wine His blood
poured out as a blessing, a sacrifice.
God’s mercy, His prayer for all of us
That we would believe, that we would remember,
that each time we break the bread,
each time the cup is raised
remembering Christ’s sacrifice, God’s love for
us.
Going to the cross, holding nothing back,
giving His all, all He was, dying for all of
us.
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edited February
17, 2015
Bread forever
different – v2
April 2, 2012
Bread forever different
edited February 17, 2015
They could never eat bread or drink wine without
remembering – v2
edited February 17, 2015
wine forever bitter, sweeter – v7
(editing version 3)
edited February 17, 2015
Wine forever bitter, sweeter – v6
(editing version 5)
Edited November 9, 2013
“Wine forever bitter, sweeter – v5”
(editing version 4)
Edited October 13, 2013
“Wine forever bitter, sweeter – v4”
(editing version 2)
Edited October 13, 2013
“wine forever bitter, sweeter – v3”
(editing version 1 again)
edited April 7, 2012
“Wine forever bitter, sweeter – v2”
Holy Saturday
April 2, 2012
wine forever bitter, sweeter
earlier version, poem:
“Bread forever different”
and earlier version, poem:
“They could never eat bread or drink wine without
remembering”
Luke 22:19b
Luke 22:16-20
Last Supper
Sanctuary for Lent for 2012
by Robert V. Dodd
scripture and meditation for April 2, 2012
read April 2, 2012
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