@@skooby619 it doesn’t. However neither does it say they can’t have a tray with multiple cups. It comes down to a matter of expediency. Indulge me if you will for a second. We see Jesus was baptized in the Jordan, does that mean now that all believing Christian’s need to be baptized in the Jordan? Not at all. Now when it comes to the tray with many cups, there’s a multitude of reason why that congregation might have many small cups. I for one would not want to be the person in back pew watching ONE cup be passed around and after it’s been passed, to be the last one to partake of the fruit of the vine AFTER everyone else has put their mouths on it. So for me as I would imagine for that congregation the cause for many cups would be the prevention of sicknesses being transmitted. Now I pose this question to you, how many ounces was the one cup Jesus used, we can infer that it was enough for 13, 12 disciples plus Jesus, So how does that work in a congregation with members exceeding 150? Of course I’m being facetious but I hope I’ve been able to provide a little clarity. God bless.
@@skooby619 In addition we see in Lukes account chapter 22:17 I think that Jesus takes a cup and tells them to “divide it among yourselves”. We can infer he wasn’t telling them to divide the cup but the contents within the cup amongst themselves which would require more than one cup. Now let’s say he meant to divide the one cup he gave them, that would mean they would have to form cups out of the pieces they received and they would still have multiple cups.
@@kroman702 Divide simply means by drinking out of the container . The cup without contents means nothing in the supper . But in scripture The cup with its contents fruit of the vine represents the new covenant. When in scripture do we see “He took the cups and gave thanks”? I fairly see you are coming with the excuse of sanitation and a matter of how big the Cup is . But I would like with all respect first for you to prove 1. The presence of Cups . 2. Jesus saying to be aware of germs 3. The size of the container. I have easily participated in the Lords supper with more than a 100 people , without getting a disease.and We have all drank from the cup and broken from the same bread wich is the Lords body. It’s a matter of obedience, not of preference or comfort.
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I wasn’t able to make communion today but had my own at home. Thank you for allowing me to participate with and for our Lord today.
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We’re in the scripture is the multiple cup tray?
Jesús took a Cup in scripture , we’re do you insert or interpret He took the multiple cup tray?
We’re or where?
@@kroman702 where..
@@skooby619 it doesn’t. However neither does it say they can’t have a tray with multiple cups. It comes down to a matter of expediency. Indulge me if you will for a second. We see Jesus was baptized in the Jordan, does that mean now that all believing Christian’s need to be baptized in the Jordan? Not at all. Now when it comes to the tray with many cups, there’s a multitude of reason why that congregation might have many small cups. I for one would not want to be the person in back pew watching ONE cup be passed around and after it’s been passed, to be the last one to partake of the fruit of the vine AFTER everyone else has put their mouths on it. So for me as I would imagine for that congregation the cause for many cups would be the prevention of sicknesses being transmitted. Now I pose this question to you, how many ounces was the one cup Jesus used, we can infer that it was enough for 13, 12 disciples plus Jesus, So how does that work in a congregation with members exceeding 150? Of course I’m being facetious but I hope I’ve been able to provide a little clarity. God bless.
@@skooby619 In addition we see in Lukes account chapter 22:17 I think that Jesus takes a cup and tells them to “divide it among yourselves”. We can infer he wasn’t telling them to divide the cup but the contents within the cup amongst themselves which would require more than one cup. Now let’s say he meant to divide the one cup he gave them, that would mean they would have to form cups out of the pieces they received and they would still have multiple cups.
@@kroman702 Divide simply means by drinking out of the container .
The cup without contents means nothing in the supper . But in scripture The cup with its contents fruit of the vine represents the new covenant.
When in scripture do we see “He took the cups and gave thanks”?
I fairly see you are coming with the excuse of sanitation and a matter of how big the Cup is .
But I would like with all respect first for you to prove 1. The presence of Cups .
2. Jesus saying to be aware of germs
3. The size of the container.
I have easily participated in the Lords supper with more than a 100 people , without getting a disease.and We have all drank from the cup and broken from the same bread wich is the Lords body.
It’s a matter of obedience, not of preference or comfort.