Jesus prays for himself, for the disciples that are with him and then for all those who believe through those disciples.

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Jesus uses the metaphor of childbirth to describe the pain and joy the disciples are going to experience. He seeks to reassure them ahead of the events of his death, resurrection and ascension.

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As well as being an advocate, the Holy Spirit will testify to Jesus and work in unbelievers to change their lives.

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Jesus uses an easily understood metaphor to describe the relationship between his disciples and himself. He warns of opposition, too.

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At this difficult time, Jesus promises to ask the Father to send the person of the Holy Spirit to be an advocate, teacher and guide. He will help them remember the events of Jesus life to pass on to the Church.

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During the Last Supper, Jesus teaches his disciples, preparing them for the immediate future but also eternity.

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During the Last Supper, Jesus predicts that one of his disciples would betray him. Judas leaves the meal. Jesus teaches about servant leadership and gives guidance about their future ministry.

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Jesus takes the Passover meal and invests new meaning in the wine and the bread. The wine symbolises his blood and the bread his body.

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Jesus demonstrates the need for servant leadership in the community he is establishing - the Church.  He predicts his betrayal by someone close to him - much like what happened to King David.

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This first episode about the Last Supper looks at the context of the Passover feast and the preparations made for Jesus to share it with his disciples.

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