The Lord's Supper or communion is an adaptation of the Passover Feast that the Israelites had celebrated since their deliverance from slavery in Egypt. We are encouraged to celebrate the Lord's Supper often as a way to 'proclaim the Lord's death (our salvation) until He comes.'

The Lord's Supper or communion is an adaptation of the Passover Feast that the Israelites had celebrated since their deliverance from slavery in Egypt. We are encouraged to celebrate the Lord's Supper often as a way to 'proclaim the Lord's death (our salvation) until He comes.'

The Lord's Supper or communion is an adaptation of the Passover Feast that the Israelites had celebrated since their deliverance from slavery in Egypt. We are encouraged to celebrate the Lord's Supper often as a way to 'proclaim the Lord's death (our salvation) until He comes.'

The Lord's Supper or communion is an adaptation of the Passover Feast that the Israelites had celebrated since their deliverance from slavery in Egypt. We are encouraged to celebrate the Lord's Supper often as a way to 'proclaim the Lord's death (our salvation) until He comes.'

The book of Esther tells the story of how God's plans are worked out to save His people even in a dominating pagan kingdom. This helps us to know that God overrules in the affairs of men for the sake of the salvation of His children.

The book of Esther tells the story of how God's plans are worked out to save His people even in a dominating pagan kingdom. This helps us to know that God overrules in the affairs of men for the sake of the salvation of His children.

The book of Esther tells the story of how God's plans are worked out to save His people even in a dominating pagan kingdom. This helps us to know that God overrules in the affairs of men for the sake of the salvation of His children.

The book of Esther tells the story of how God's plans are worked out to save His people even in a dominating pagan kingdom. This helps us to know that God overrules in the affairs of men for the sake of the salvation of His children.

The book of Esther tells the story of how God's plans are worked out to save His people even in a dominating pagan kingdom. This helps us to know that God overrules in the affairs of men for the sake of the salvation of His children.

The book of Esther tells the story of how God's plans are worked out to save His people even in a dominating pagan kingdom. This helps us to know that God overrules in the affairs of men for the sake of the salvation of His children.