The Last Supper, a significant event in Christian tradition, was prepared by Jesus and his disciples. According to the Gospels, this meal took place on the eve of Jesus’ crucifixion, during the Passover festival.
Jesus instructed his disciples to go into the city of Jerusalem to find a location for the supper. He gave them specific directions to follow, which ultimately led them to an upper room where they could share the meal privately. This act was not only a shared meal but also a moment of deep significance where Jesus introduced the practice of communion, symbolized in the bread and wine.
While the Gospels do not explicitly state the details of who cooked or set the table, it is believed that this preparation involved Jesus and his closest followers. The focus of this event lies more in its spiritual and theological implications rather than the logistical aspects of meal preparation.