Karen,
I am so sorry for not getting back to you with an answer to this
question.
The Sadar is the meal that the Jewish people have to remember the
passover from Exodus 12. There are four cups of wine used
throughout the meal, which actually takes about three hours to
serve. There is a lot of ritual and remembrance involved with
it. Anyway, it is the third cup, the first cup after the actual
meal, the cup of atonement, that Jesus used to establish the new covenant
in His blood. It is what our communion is bbased on. Up until
the sixth century, the church also practiced the Sadar, only it was
renamed the Agape Feast, but as anti-semitism crept into the church, the
meal was eventually dropped and only the bare bones communion
remains. The Sadar meal that our church enjoys has been adapted by
the group, Jews for Jesus so it includes the Jewish and Christian
elements. It is really a beautiful time of reflecting on the
history of God with His people, and us as the adopted children of Abraham
by faith.
Kathy
At 07:04 PM 1/29/2005, you wrote:
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I forgot to ask Kathy what is a Sadar?
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Karen Carter '74
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> Welcome baaaaaak Kathy!
> It sounds like you had a great week and of fellowship with other
Christians
> too. What a blessing to have the table runner for your church and
the Sadar
> this year.
> We will be praying for you and Greg and for Chris as you make your
journey
> to what we hope is a better future for Chris. I pray that God will
use this
> time for Chris to have a change of heart and mind that God will be
able to
> live and work in Chris to bring peace between them and peace in
Chris' life.
>
> We will be looking for your posts when you return.
>
> God bless,
>
> Ned
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I forgot to ask Kathy what is a Sadar?
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Karen Carter '74
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- > Welcome baaaaaak Kathy!
- > It sounds like you had a great week and of fellowship with other
Christians
- > too. What a blessing to have the table runner for your church
and the Sadar
- > this year.
- > We will be praying for you and Greg and for Chris as you make
your journey
- > to what we hope is a better future for Chris. I pray that God
will use this
- > time for Chris to have a change of heart and mind that God will
be able to
- > live and work in Chris to bring peace between them and peace in
Chris' life.
- >
- > We will be looking for your posts when you return.
- >
- > God bless,
- >
- > Ned
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