ALL THIS IN REMEMBRANCE.

The article focuses on the use of the term "anamnesis" in the accounts of the Last Supper, final meal of Jesus Christ. It states that the word was in the response of sophistic paradox. The article presents the views of Jews and Christian on the use of the word "anamnesis". It mentions that Zikkaron...

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Published in:	Touchstone: A Journal of Mere Christianity Vol. 26; no. 2; pp. 28 - 35
Main Author:	OLOFSSON, FOLKE T.
Format:	Article
Published:	Fellowship of St. James Mar/Apr2013
Subjects:	Anamnēsis (The Greek word) Last Supper Paradox Christians Jews Promises of God Will of God
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Summary:	The article focuses on the use of the term "anamnesis" in the accounts of the Last Supper, final meal of Jesus Christ. It states that the word was in the response of sophistic paradox. The article presents the views of Jews and Christian on the use of the word "anamnesis". It mentions that Zikkaron is the Hebrew word for "anamnesis" that denotes favorable remembrance of God with offerers. It highlights that in Christian understanding, anamnesis is reminds God of his actions and promises.