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Declare that with long life He will satisfy you and
show you His salvation (Ps. 91:16). Say boldly, “The
Lord forgives all my iniquities and heals all my
diseases. I shall not die but live and declare His
goodness toward me!” (Ps. 103:3; 118:17).
2. Must only unleavened matzah
bread and grape juice be used? Can I
use ordinary bread and even water?
What about using wine?
Partaking of the holy Communion isn’t about putting
a particular kind of bread in your mouth or
swallowing a particular concoction. The power of
the Communion does not lie in the physical
ingredients of the bread or drink. There is no special
recipe to adhere to. The elements have nothing to do
with the kind of flour or liquid used, number of
calories they contain, or nutritional value they offer.
If you are able to get hold of the Jewish matzah
bread I talked about in chapter 2, then you can use
that. But it certainly does not mean you cannot
partake of the Communion if you don’t have matzah
bread. You can use any bread or cracker you have at