In Luke chapter 22 and verses 16-18, we have Yeshua eating the Passover meal with his disciples. Verse 16 says; for I say unto you that from now on I will not eat until it is fulfilled in the Kingdom of Eloah (HRV version). Now we have a problem here, because in Luke 24, verses 42 and 43, it says the disciples gave him a portion of fish that was broiled and some honeycomb and he (Yeshua) ate it.

This took place "after" he had arisen. No offense Yeshua, but honey belongs on your biscuit, not on your fish.J Then in John 21 verse 9, he's cooking up a fish dinner for the disciples. This took place also after he had arisen from the dead. Then let's go back to Luke 22:18, Yeshua says; I say unto you that from now I shall not drink of this fruit of the vine until the Kingdom of Eloah has come. So we know that YHVH cannot lie, so how is it that he says he won't eat again and then we see him eating in other passages? This should right away cause a red flag go up before you. First thing you should realize is, they were partaking of the communion or zeker in Luke. Did he eat again, yes, was it the communion meal, no.

There's a big difference in just eating an ordinary meal and doing the communion. We eat meals every day. What he was saying was, he wouldn't partake of the "Passover meal" again until he ate it with us in the Kingdom. You will also notice, although it records him eating again in other chapters, he's not drinking. That's because in verse 18 of Luke 22, you see Yeshua taking a Nazarite vow with no drinking until the Kingdom of Eloah comes. If you remember, a Nazarite could not eat or drink any part of the grape. The Nazarite vow had nothing to do with him eating other foods however. So we see Yeshua only eating ordinary food after he rose from the dead, while he saves the zeker meal to eat with us, his bride. Sometimes you have to take a closer look!