The Holy Communion|| پاک عشا|| Pastor Emmanuel Gill.

1 Corinthians 11; 25-26 اِسی طرح اُس نے کھانے کے بعد پیالہ بھی لِیا اور کہا یہ پیالہ میرے خُون میں نیا عہد ہے۔ جب کبھی پِیو میری یادگاری کے لِئے یہی کِیا کرو۔ After the same manner also he took the cup, when he had supped, saying, This cup is the new testament in my blood: this do ye, as oft as ye drink it, in remembrance of me. کِیُونکہ جب کبھی تُم یہ روٹی کھاتے اور اِس پیالے میں سے پِیتے ہو تو خُداوند کی مَوت کا اِظہار کرتے ہو۔ جب تک وہ نہ آئے۔ For as often as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye do shew the Lord's death till he come. #pastoremmanuel #wordsofgod #holycommunion #HolyCommunion #LordsSupper #Eucharist #JesusChrist #ChristianFaith #BibleTeaching #ChristianWorship #ChurchService #GospelMessage #PurePreaching In this video The Holy Communion deliver a powerful and deeply spiritual message about the significance of the Holy Communion (Pak Isha) in the Christian faith. Here is a summary of the key points you discussed: Scriptural Foundation: You began by reading from 1 Corinthians 11:25-26, emphasizing that the Communion is a remembrance of Jesus Christ's sacrifice and an announcement of His death until He returns. A Call to Self-Examination: A major theme of your sermon was the importance of "judging oneself" before participating. You urged the congregation not to take the bread and cup carelessly but to use it as a time for deep repentance, checking their hearts for hidden sins, pride, or bitterness toward others. Unity in the Body of Christ: You highlighted that the Communion table is a place of unity. Just as many grains of wheat are ground together to make one loaf of bread, believers from different backgrounds, education levels, and families become one family at the Lord’s table. You warned against the "parties" and divisions that the enemy tries to create within the church. The Vertical and Horizontal Connection: You explained that Communion represents both our vertical relationship with God and our horizontal relationship with our brothers and sisters. You reminded the audience of the teaching in Matthew 5, that if someone has a grievance with a brother, they should reconcile before offering their sacrifice at the altar. An Eternal Hope: Finally, you spoke about the "Heavenly Banquet" or the Marriage Supper of the Lamb. You noted that while we participate in Communion by faith now, it is a preview of the day when we will sit face-to-face with Jesus in the Kingdom of God, where there will be no more tears, death, or sin. Your message serves as a solemn yet encouraging reminder to approach the Lord's table with humility, gratitude, and a clean heart. Join us as we reflect on the sacred meaning of Holy Communion, remembering the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and celebrating His love, grace, and salvation. This message explores the biblical significance of the Lord's Supper and encourages believers to strengthen their faith and fellowship with Christ. May this teaching inspire spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.