Matthew 26:26 - 26:30
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this discussion, Steve Gregg delves into Matthew 26:26-30, emphasizing the significance of the Communion scriptural practice in Christianity. He highlights the symbolism behind the wine and bread, which when consumed, represent the blood and body of Christ respectively. At the same time, he argues that the old covenant made at Mount Sinai had become obsolete, being replaced by a new covenant with God. Gregg also touches on the unity between the Swiss and German Reformations and quotes scripture to emphasize his points.
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Matthew 26:31 - 26:46
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In this passage from Matthew 26:31-46, Steve Gregg encourages listeners to pray for strength against temptations and to reconsider their own self-conf
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Matthew 26:47 - 26:56
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In this passage, Steve Gregg examines Matthew 26:47-56, where Jesus is betrayed by Judas in the garden of Gethsemane. Gregg notes that Jesus refers to
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In this passage, Steve Gregg reads from Matthew chapter 26 and notes that the account is greatly compressed without much detail. He explains that alth
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