Messianic Judaism and communion

[yedida]

I know exactly what you're talking about.

I bless God for each and every one of you who have allowed me to voice my doubts about whatever without judgement and over surprise. Sometimes voicing the questions helps in finding answers.
My trust in Hashem and Yeshua stand strong, it's other things.....
So thank you, each and every one!!

 

[MessianicMommy]

We don't practise communion or anything like unto it. I have not since I left the church about 10 years ago. We celebrate Passover and remember what Y'shua did then, as well as any day (especially Shabbat) when we break bread and have wine. Because we say the prayer "Baruch atah Ad-nai El-heynu Melech HaOlam, Borey Pri Hagafen" - Blessed are you oh L-rd our G-d, who brings forth the fruit of the vine. As well as "....HaMotzi Lechem Min Ha'aretz" - Who brings forth bread from out of the earth.

It's a visual/oral reminder every time we eat/drink. It's also a very visual/mental/oral reminder when we partake in passover and remember our deliverance both as a people leaving Egypt, and a people being saved from sin.

 

[yedida]

We don't practise communion or anything like unto it. I have not since I left the church about 10 years ago. We celebrate Passover and remember what Y'shua did then, as well as any day (especially Shabbat) when we break bread and have wine. Because we say the prayer "Baruch atah Ad-nai El-heynu Melech HaOlam, Borey Pri Hagafen" - Blessed are you oh L-rd our G-d, who brings forth the fruit of the vine. As well as "....HaMotzi Lechem Min Ha'aretz" - Who brings forth bread from out of the earth.

It's a visual/oral reminder every time we eat/drink. It's also a very visual/mental/oral reminder when we partake in passover and remember our deliverance both as a people leaving Egypt, and a people being saved from sin.

 

[janwoG]

In most Christian denominations (if not virtually all), the churches have in common two sacraments the baptism and the communion, which are transforming the spirit of the believer. Communion is the symbolic ceremonial of the Messiah which link us to the actual sacrifice of atonement of our Lord Yeshua, having taken place about two thousand years ago and is transhistoric, since Moses and Elijah participate to the life of Yeshua, visualized at the Mount Tabor. If I understand well, many Messianic congregations do not consider communion as a sacrament, unless I misunderstood some participants of this forum.

 

[visionary]

In most Christian denominations (if not virtually all), the churches have in common two sacraments the baptism and the communion, which are transforming the spirit of the believer. Communion is the symbolic ceremonial of the Messiah which link us to the actual sacrifice of atonement of our Lord Yeshua, having taken place about two thousand years ago and is transhistoric, since Moses and Elijah participate to the life of Yeshua, visualized at the Mount Tabor. If I understand well, many Messianic congregations do not consider communion as a sacrament, unless I misunderstood some participants of this forum.

You would have to attend a Messianic service to see hear and taste the difference... they are just not quite the same thing... nor are they to be compared..