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ARAMAIC WORD STUDY – EAT – ‘AKAL אכל
John 6:54: “Whosoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood will have eternal life, and I will raise him up on the last day.”

In the first century there was a common Northern Galilean idiomatic expression that when a person has reached the point where exhaustion has just taken over his body he would say: “I have eaten my body and drank my blood.” In other words he is saying he has used up all his strength and energy and he needs more.
Perhaps Jesus is saying: “When you have used up all your energies in trying to live a righteous life to achieve eternity, then come to Me because I am the true source of eternal life. Consume my Words and let them become your source of life.”
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