Samson's Jawbone: Was First Lord's Supper A Sadr Meal?

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Samson's Jawbone: Was First Lord's Supper A Sadr Meal?: by Glenn A. Griffis For several years I pastored a church that had a Maunday Thursday service instead of a Good Friday service during ...

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