John 6 gets flattened into sacramental mechanics or literalistic confusion, but Torah makes both impossible. In this episode, Sergio DeSoto rebuilds the chapter from Masoretic Hebrew bedrock—Passover, manna, and the Levitical blood laws—showing that Scripture assigns blood to the altar for kapparah and forbids its consumption “in all your dwellings.” That’s why “drink my blood” cannot be cannibalism or Torah violation; it’s covenant shock-language demanding total reception, allegiance, and abiding participation in Messiah’s life given for the people. We also expose how communion gets flattened when the symbol is kept but Passover depth is lost—and we end with a practical invitation: learn a Passover dinner so you stop outsourcing meaning to man-made interpretations.

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