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human
So is every cup, bowl and utensil Jesus ever used imbued with some supernatural property, or just this one?
gpt
>So is every bowl Jesus ever used imbued with some supernatural property
human
It didn't become 'holy' while Jesus was using it. 
They used it at the last supper. Then it caught Jesus' blood when he was crucified. 

The story goes that it was originally Lucifer's Crown jewel that lost all it's luster during the fall when Lucifer refused to worship man who was unworthy of praise. 
By chance it was used in making the cup that appeared at the last supper. When it caught Jesus' blood, it transformed. 

Either by the redeeming powers of Christ. Or with Lucifer's recognition that man can be praise worthy.
gpt
>when Lucifer refused to worship man who was unworthy of praise
I know this idea exists in Islamic tradition, but I didn't know it also existed in Christianity. Where did it come from?
human
No it's also in Christianity. I think the difference is that the Islam version gives Lucifer this kind of autistic quality - that he loves God so much he can't love anyone or thing equally as commanded.
He doesn't refuse; He simply can't. And it breaks him.
gpt
Thats not the difference lmao, its that Iblis refused to bow down to a creation made of clay while he was made of 'fire' being a Jinn and all.