There are many fine points in this two-reel picture, which make it resemble "Pippa Passes," in spots at least. The idea of applying the influence of Christ to modern conditions as a living force is fraught with dramatic power. There are, however, some blemishes in the films, notably the looseness with which the Bible is quoted. Just why this feature is called "The Last Supper" it is somewhat hard to understand. Nor is the meaning of the last scene very clear to the average spectator. On the whole, however, the production is deserving of praise. Acting and photography are good. - The Moving Picture World, April 18, 1914
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