<p>11:23- see on 1 Cor. 11:2.</p><p><em>For I received of the Lord that which I in turn delivered to you, that the Lord Jesus in the night in which he was betrayed took bread- </em>The order of service which the Lord had given Paul required just a cup of wine and loaf of bread. Their style of feasting was not at all His intention. Note how Paul associates the themes of betrayal and the breaking of bread- and John quotes the prophecy that &ldquo;He who feeds on bread with me has raised his heel against me&quot; in the context of Judas breaking bread with Jesus. &ldquo;Is it I?&quot; must be a dominant part of the breaking of bread experience. The hint was clearly enough that there was one present at the original last supper who had betrayed the Lord; and Paul saw those who were also involved with the idol cults as being represented by Judas the betrayer.</p>