耶穌的象徵性行動 | 聖體聖事

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（路加福音22:19-20､馬爾谷福音14:22-24、瑪竇福音26:26-28、若望福音6:51-58）


耶穌在最後的晚餐中，將麵餅和酒分給門徒，這個儀式被稱為「聖體聖事」或「主的晚餐」。這個儀式是紀念耶穌的聖死和祂的聖血，這也象徵著祂的救贖和祂犧牲自己的愛。透過聖餐，信眾能夠紀念和感謝耶穌為他們所做的一切，也能夠更加深入地體會祂的愛和救贖的價值。



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