Thanks for your nice comment, Jean.  No, I don't think I'm the one who wrote something on the Last Supper years ago.  I have made recent comments on whether or not Jesus ate or drank, however.  I think it was a discussion on whether or not He took the vow of the Nazarite before He died.  But, that's another discussion.

What really fascinates me are sermons given by men in years past who had not been affected by formal schools of theology.  I like to understand what they have taken from scripture directly without being taught by other men.  There should be very little difference in what the Holy Spirit teaches between then and now.  What was true back then is still true because God does not change.  However, men change as culture changes.  Truth is what is most important to me! .

Israel, as a people, made so many mistakes in the OT and really angered God.  These are told to us to instruct the "Church" what not to do after Jesus Christ confirmed the new covenant with His blood (Gal.3:17).  There are so many doctrines in so many churches today, and not all of them can be true.  And what I want is the truth, and I seem to get more of this from sermons from the past.

Arlene