Shalom.What do you mean "no?"
Paul wrote to Corinthian Gentiles who believed in the Lord Jesus, he wrote to them about the Eucharist, about partaking of the bread and the wine of communion.
Was Paul teaching the Gentiles in Corinth to observe Passover? Was that what he meant in the chapter 11 passage I quoted?
In Luke, the Lord says the same thing as Paul records Him saying in 1st Corinthians, and as Matthew and Mark record in their accounts, with very little variation. In all cases the Lord talks as if He wants what He's modeling to be repeated in the future. So did He change the observance of Passover? Or did He begin something new?
Do you think that the Lord Jesus is our Passover?
Passover is in Torah. I celebrate Passover each year, the last four years in a row and more. It is for the nation of Israel.
We do not celebrate anything called the Eucharist. I celebrated The Lord's Supper growing up, and it is both not the Eucharist and not Passover.
I wanted to draw your attention to Luke's account, as it is Passover with more than one cup. When we celebrate Passover there are four cups.
Shalom.
Jacob