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| − | Manna was the food sent miraculously to the Hebrews in the desert after they left slavery in Egypt.<ref>Exodus 16:4-36</ref> | + | '''Manna''' was the food sent miraculously to the Hebrews in the desert after they left slavery in [[Egypt]].<ref>Exodus 16:4-36</ref> |
Some have argued that manna was natural exudates from Arabian trees and shrubs, but they are small in quantity and peculiar in taste, in contrast to the manna described in the Bible. | Some have argued that manna was natural exudates from Arabian trees and shrubs, but they are small in quantity and peculiar in taste, in contrast to the manna described in the Bible. | ||
Revision as of 21:12, October 2, 2007
Manna was the food sent miraculously to the Hebrews in the desert after they left slavery in Egypt.[1]
Some have argued that manna was natural exudates from Arabian trees and shrubs, but they are small in quantity and peculiar in taste, in contrast to the manna described in the Bible.
Reference
- ↑ Exodus 16:4-36