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What does it mean to eat Christ's flesh and drink His blood?

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Eating Christ's flesh and drinking His blood signifies a deep, spiritual union with Him through faith.

In John 6:53-56, Jesus declares that unless we eat His flesh and drink His blood, we have no life in us. This metaphor speaks to the necessity of fully embracing Christ for spiritual nourishment and life. It illustrates the intimate relationship believers have with Christ; to eat His flesh and drink His blood means to partake in His sacrificial death and resurrection. This communion is not merely a physical act but a profound acknowledgment of our dependence on Him for eternal life and sustenance. The implication is that true life comes only through a relationship with Jesus, where we fully embrace His work on our behalf.
Scripture References: John 6:53-56

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