In partaking with His disciples of the bread and wine, Christ pledged Himself to them as their Redeemer.... As we receive the bread and wine symbolizing Christ’s broken body and spilled blood, we in imagination join in the scene of Communion in the upper chamber. We seem to be passing through the garden consecrated by the agony of Him who bore the sins of the world. We witness the struggle by which our reconciliation with God was obtained. Christ is set forth crucified among us. {FLB 300.5}

Ved at dele brødet og vinen med Sine disciple, har Jesus udlovet Sig Selv til dem, som deres Forløser. . . . . Når vi tager imod brødet og vinen, der symboliserer Kristi brudte legeme og udgydte blod, deltager vi i fantasien ind i nadvermåltidet i kammeret deroppe. Det er som om vi går igennem haven som er viet til Hans pine, der bar verdens synder. Vi er vidne til den kamp hvori vor forsoning med Gud skete. Kristus er bragt som korsæstet frem iblandt os.