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“disciples. He brought the twelve of them together in a large room in a house in Jerusalem. They sat down to have a seder—the Passover meal—together. It was to be Jesus’s Last Supper. According to the Gospel of Mark, as they ate, Jesus said to them, “Truly I tell you, one of you will betray me.”…” quote by Anonymous
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““disciples. He brought the twelve of them together in a large room in a house in Jerusalem. They sat down to have a seder—the Passover meal—together. It was to be Jesus’s Last Supper. According to the Gospel of Mark, as they ate, Jesus said to them, “Truly I tell you, one of you will betray me.” The disciples were shocked. Who would betray Jesus? Each said, “Surely, not I?” Jesus insisted that “It is one of the twelve.” He did not say who. He did not seem angry. Jesus blessed the bread and the wine, and the seder continued. At the end of the seder, Jesus said, “I will never again drink of the fruit of the vine”—by that he meant wine—“until that day when I drink it new in the kingdom of God.” He knew that his enemies were gathering. He knew he would die soon. Afterward, Jesus and the disciples left the room and went to the Mount of Olives. There Jesus gave them another warning. He””

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About This Quote

Source Gospel: Mark 14, Last Supper narrative, 1st century CE

Jesus predicts betrayal and hints at future celebration, emphasizing humility and foreknowledge of his fate.

In simple terms: Jesus foretells betrayal and future joy.

Key Takeaway

Recognize hidden motives and prepare for change.

Themes

faith betrayal anticipation ritual sacrifice

Mood

solemn reflective hopeful

Type

biblical narrative theological

When to use this quote

  • religious gatherings
  • leadership challenges
  • personal reflection
  • preparing for loss

Key Concepts

prophecy humility sacred meal

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you respond when confronted with inevitable betrayal?
  • What does “new wine” symbolize for you?
A Different Perspective

The passage does not address the disciples' internal conflict or the political context.

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