Spiritual Revelation of the communion table with the LORD JESUS CHRIST
Adam ate and died. You eat and live .
ADAM ATE AND DIED
YOU EAT AND LIVE
EAT HIS FLESH & DRINK HIS BLOOD
HOW TO ENGAGE THE COMMUNION
Most of the body of Christ has reduced the Lord's Table to a religious memorial or a funeral service for someone who is dead. But the Communion was never intended to be a ritual of "remembrance" for a historical event - it was designed to be a legal portal and a vital connection to the current, pulsing life of God.
In this teaching, we dive deep into the mystery of the Communion, looking at the spiritual laws of life and death that govern human biology and spirit. In the Garden of Eden, death entered the human race through a physical act of eating. Adam consumed a nature of death. In His infinite wisdom, God designed the solution to enter through the exact same channel: Adam ate and died; you eat and live.
Discover the difference between Old Testament Atonement (a temporary covering) and New Testament Remission (the complete stopping of being for your past). Learn how partaking of the bread and the cup legally transfers your "Health Rights" and initiates a vital spiritual blood transfusion of Zoe - the absolute life of God - into your physical members.
"Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except ye eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his blood, ye have not life in yourselves."- John 6:53
If you have been struggling with sickness, fear, or a sin-consciousness that keeps you under condemnation, it is time to discern the Lord's body, stand on your legal rights, and walk in absolute spiritual authority.
Respected reader, I want to ask you something that I think most believers have never seriously considered.
When was the last time you took communion and actually expected something to happen?
Not as a ritual, not as a quiet moment of remembrance before moving on with the service.
I mean, when was the last time you broke that bread and lifted that cup of wine with the settled conviction that you were participating in something legal, something living, something that was actively transferring the life of God into your physical body.
For most believers, and I say this not to condemn, but because I lived it myself for years, the answer is never. Because nobody ever taught us that communion was anything more than a memorial, a looking back, a moment of reflection on what Jesus did 2,000 plus years ago.
And so we approach the Lord's table the way you approach a graveside service quietly, somberly, thinking about someone who is no longer here. But Jesus is not dead.
And the table he instituted was never meant to be a funeral service. I remember the first time this hit me. I was sitting in a service years into my Christian walk, someone who had studied the Word of God seriously.
And the communion elements were being passed around and I was doing what I had always done, holding the bread, thinking about the cross, feeling appropriately solemn.
And then a thought settled into my spirit so clearly it almost felt audible.
You are eating life right now. Do you understand what you are holding?
It stopped me completely because I realized in that moment that I had been treating the most powerful legal instrument available to the believer as a religious formality. I had been sitting at a table loaded with divine provision and leaving hungry every single time. That is the condition of most of the body of Christ today .
and EW Kenyon particularly in his book the2:13 blood covenant identified why with a precision that I have never seen matched anywhere else. He said that the modern church has reduced the communion table
2:22 to a memorial service and in doing so it has robbed the believer of access to one of the most powerful legal realities of their redemption.
John 6:53, Jesus said, Verily, verily, I say unto you except ye eat the flesh of the son of man and drink his blood ye have not life in yourselves.
Except ye eat, ye have not life in yourselves. This is not poetic language. This is not metaphor designed to create an emotional response. This is a legal statement about a spiritual reality.
Jesus Christ was describing a transaction, a transfer, a specific mechanism through which the life of God enters the physical members of the believer. And the disciples who heard it understood immediately that Jesus was saying something radical.
John 6 verse 60. Many therefore of his disciples when they heard this said, "This is a hard saying. Who can hear it?"
They were not confused about the poetry. They were confronted by the claim because what Jesus Christ was describing sounded impossible.
And yet Jesus Christ said it with the calm certainty of someone describing a law because that is exactly what it is. A law.
Adam died by eating. And God in His infinite legal wisdom designed the solution to come through the same channel. Not through a feeling, not through a prayer, not through a spiritual experience that bypasses the physical.
But through eating, through a specific, deliberate, faith filled act of taking something into your body that carries the life of God and receiving that life into your physical members.
Adam reached out his hand and took the forbidden fruit. And in that moment, not symbolically, but actually, he consumed a nature. The nature of spiritual death entered him through his mouth. And from that moment, the entire human race was infected. Spirit first, then soul, then body. Death working from the inside out.
And God looked at that legal reality. We are and designed a redemption that answered it on exactly the same terms.
If death entered through the mouth, life would enter through the mouth.
If a man ate and died, a man would eat and live. That is the mystery of the Lord's table. And it is not a mystery designed to stay hidden. It is a mystery designed to be revealed to every believer who is willing to approach the Lord's table not as a funeral attendee but as a covenant heir claiming what legally belongs to them.
Today we are going to show you exactly what that looks like, what the bread 🍞 actually is, what the cup 🍷 actually is, and how to take communion in a way that activates the full legal reality of what Jesus Christ purchased for you at Calvary.
Starting with the law that governs it all. To understand what is actually happening at the communion table, you have to understand the law that governs the entire human race. It is not a theological concept.
A law as real and as consistent as the law of gravity, as inescapable as the law of sewing and reaping.
The law is this. What you consume, you become. Not in a nutritional sense, in a spiritual sense.
At the deepest level of your being, at the level of your spirit, you are shaped by what you take in.
What you feed becomes your nature.
What you ingest becomes your reality.
And this law was operating in the Garden of Eden long before any theologian gave it a name.
Genesis 2:17, God said to Adam, "Of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it. For in the day that thou eatest thereof, thou shalt surely die.
[ but you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat from it you will certainly die."]
Not, "if you eat it, I will punish you with death."
Not, "eating it will make me angry enough to take your life."
In the day that thou eatest thereof, thou shalt surely die, the eating itself would produce the death, not as a consequence imposed from outside, as a nature received from inside.
And that is exactly what happened. Adam reached out his hand. He took the fruit. He consumed it. And in that moment, not the next day, not gradually, over time, but in that moment, spiritual death entered his spirit, the life of God that had animated him from within was cut off. He became a different kind of being, a being ruled by his senses, five common senses , a being governed by fear, a being separated from the Father at the deepest level of his existence. And every human being born after Adam inherited that same nature. Romans 5:12.
Wherefore, as by one man's sin entered into the world, and death by sin, and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned. Death passed upon all men.
Not because they all made the same choice Adam made, because they were all born into the same nature Adam produced by his choice, death by eating.
Now, here is where the revelation from the blood covenant becomes so precise and so powerful.
God never changes his methods. God is the same yesterday, today, and forever.
And if death entered the human race through the physical act of eating, then God in His perfect legal wisdom would design life to re-enter the human race through the physical act of eating, not around it, not above it, through it, on the same terms by the same mechanism, through the same channel.
And this is what Jesus was revealing in John chapter 6 when he stood before the crowd and said, "Unless you eat my flesh and drink my blood, you have no life in you." He was not being dramatic. He was not using shocking language to grab attention. He was describing the legal symmetry of redemption.
Adam ate the nature of the enemy. You eat the nature of the Father.
Adam consumed death through his mouth. You consume life through your mouth.
The same law that opened the door to death is the law through which the door to life was designed to swing back open.
John 6:54-57.
He that eateth my flesh and drinkketh my blood hath eternal life. For my flesh is meat indeed, and my blood is drink 9:46 indeed. He that eateth my flesh and drinkkeeth my blood abideth in me and I in him. As the living father sent me,
9:55 and I live because of the father, so he that eateth me, he also shall live because of me, he also shall live because of me. Not he shall go to heaven when he dies, he shall live. Present tense, active tense. Now the same life that flows from the Father to the Son flows from the Son to the one who eats.
This is the Zoe life, the God kind of life, the life that is not subject to sictkness, not subject to fear, not subject to the domination of the enemy.
And it enters you the same way death entered Adam through your mouth, through eating, through a deliberate, faithfilled act of receiving what God has provided at the Lord's table. Now, I want you to sit with the weight of this for a moment.
The entire history of human suffering, every sickness, every death, every generation born into the bondage of a fallen nature traces back to one act of eating, one moment at one tree, one man reaching out his hand and God's answer to all of it is another tree, another body, another act of eating. The cross was not just an event in history.
It was the legal counter to the garden and the table. The communion table is the point of uot through which that counter becomes personally real in your life. Every time you take that bread, you are reversing what Adam did. Every time you lift that cup, you are receiving what the garden took away.
That is not religion. That is the law of God working exactly the way he designed it. So now we understand the law. What you consume, you become. Adam ate death, we eat life.
But I want to get very specific now about what the bread actually is and what the cup actually is. Because this is where most believers are still operating in the dark. And 11:52 operating in the dark at the table is according to Paul one of the most dangerous places a believer can be. 1 Corinthians 11: 29 and 30. For he that eateth and drinketh, eateth and drinketh judgment unto himself, if he discern not the body. For this cause many among you are weak and sickly, and not a few sleep. Weak sickly. And some had died, not because they were unworthy, not because God was punishing them, because they failed to discern the body. They came to the table and saw bread when they should have seen a legal transfer of health. Let me say that again. They saw bread when they should have seen a legal document signed in the body of Christ that said, "Your sickness has no more right to stay." The bread is not a symbol of what Jesus went through.
It is a point of contact with what he legally purchased for you through what he went through. And there is an enormous difference between those two things.
Isaiah 53:4 and 5. Surely he hath borne our griefs and carried our sorrows. He was wounded for our transgressions. He was bruised for our iniquities. The chastisement of our peace was upon him. And with his stripes, we are healed.
He bore our griefs. He carried our sorrows. He was wounded. He was bruised. He was chastised. Past tense. Already done.
Already legally accomplished. Which means when you take that bread, you are not asking God to heal you. You are claiming a healing that has already been legally purchased. You are making a demand on a transaction that was completed at Calvary. You are saying because his body was broken, my body is made whole. Because he was struck, I am released. That is not arrogance. That is covenant.
A covenant people never beg for what the covenant has already guaranteed. A soldier who has been given a legal right to occupy a territory does not ask permission to enter it every time. He enters it because the legal right has already been established. When you take the bread in that consciousness, something changes. The Lord's table stops being a funeral and becomes a legal proceeding, a covenant meal between a father and his child, a moment of legal exchange where you present the broken body of Christ as your legal ground for wholeness and receive what that body purchased. Now, let us talk about the cup. The cup is even more staggering when you understand what was uncovered from the blood covenant.
Most of the religious world treats the cup as a symbol of the blood of Jesus. And even those who understand it goes beyond a symbol often think of it in terms of forgiveness. The blood washes away sin. The blood covers transgression. But a distinction that changes everything. In the Old Testament, sin was
