“It would be well for us tospend a thoughtful hour each day in contemplation of the life of Christ”

—The Desire of Ages, p. 83Books available at www.AdventistBookCenter.com

Chapter 5The Last Supper

This study is based on Matthew 26:20-29, Mark 14:17-25, Luke 22:7-24, and John 13:1-30

The Desire of Ages, chapters 71, 72—See also Messiah chapters 71-72

“God does not livefor himself.”

How do we live for others as God does?

The Desire of Ages 649-651 and Messiah 349-50

What does thefoot-washing

ordinance helpclear away in

each of us?

The Desire of Ages 649-651 and Messiah 349-50

What memories does a foot-washing service bring to your mind?

The Desire of Ages 649-651 and Messiah 349-50

How could you makeit more like the experience thedisciples had?

The Desire of Ages 649-651 and Messiah 349-50

What does the Lord say to us through the

Communion service?

The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5

What does this service remind us of?

The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5

What aspects of the Communion service speak most clearly

to you?

The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5

How does the Communion service inspire you to accept

Jesus’ words andfollow his way?

The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5

Does celebrating the Lord’s supper affect

your life?

The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5

Can you remembera communion service

that touched youin a special way?

The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5