do u agree the breaking bread is the most blessing church service?

[brachah]

and why?

i need some jewish understanding.

thanks.

[Torah]

Breaking bread in a Jewish understanding is to share a meal with someone, to have fellowship, sharing food and sitting together talking and getting to know each other.
I have heard it said that a table set for fellowship is as an, alter set before G-d. A place to become interment with other people wile enjoying food that G-d give us.
Shalom

PS.
do u agree the breaking bread is the most blessing church service?
I believe what you are speaking of is what the Church calls Communion. We do not do “Communion”. We do remember that at Passover Yeshua did break bread made with out leaven and said this is my body given for you. But we remember this at the time he said to remember this. At Passover.

[brachah]

tks for sharing. interesting to know.

[AbiYah]

good answer Torah :)

[visionary]

And on the fifteenth day of the same month is the Feast of Unleavened Bread unto the LORD: seven days ye must eat unleavened bread . . . Leviticus 23:6-8


As Yeshua reclined at his last Seder with the Twelve Disciples, he took the cup and the unleavened bread and said, "Do this in remembrance of me." The this to which Yeshua referred was the Festival of Unleavened Bread and the Seder meal. We are to remember him whenever we take the elements. How much more so at Passover when he spoke those words!

As his disciples, we are privileged to fulfill his commandment by annually celebrating the Festival of Unleavened Bread in remembrance of him. Our observance of the Feast is not optional for us. Rather it is a sacred charge the Master left in our hands on his last night with us before he suffered.

[brachah]

very interesting. tks for sharing with my full respect. forgive me, i was thinking the messianics break bread very week n on baptism as we do. LOL. tks for CF for providing the opportunity to let us get know each other n grow in knowledge.

[brachah]

bye