2. “It would be well for us to spend a thoughtful hour each day in contemplation of the life of Christ” —The Desire of Ages, p. 83 Books available at www.AdventistBookCenter.comwww.AdventistBookCenter.com

3. Chapter 5 The Last Supper This study is based on Matthew 26:20-29, Mark 14:17-25, Luke 22:7-24, and John 13:1-30 The Desire of Ages, chapters 71, 72—See also Messiah chapters 71-72

4. “God does not live for himself.” How do we live for others as God does? The Desire of Ages 649-651 and Messiah 349-50

5. What does the foot-washing ordinance help clear away in each of us? The Desire of Ages 649-651 and Messiah 349-50

6. What memories does a foot-washing service bring to your mind? The Desire of Ages 649-651 and Messiah 349-50

7. How could you make it more like the experience the disciples had? The Desire of Ages 649-651 and Messiah 349-50

8. What does the Lord say to us through the Communion service? The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5

9. What does this service remind us of? The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5

10. What aspects of the Communion service speak most clearly to you? The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5

11. How does the Communion service inspire you to accept Jesus’ words and follow his way? The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5

12. Does celebrating the Lord’s supper affect your life? The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5

13. Can you remember a communion service that touched you in a special way? The Desire of Ages 659-661 and Messiah 354-5