I thought this ironic, but know it's not.
One week before Passover (unleavened Bread) the story that brings redemption and a sinless man into the picture, represented by the unleavened bread an article was put out telling of the shortage of yeast, presumably because more people are staying home and baking.
It goes on to describe basically how to make a sourdough starter from just flour and water.
What many don't realize is that yeast is everywhere and you can't get away from it.
It really is the perfect representation of sin in this world.
Yeast is everywhere, in the air, on your body, in your body, just waiting to expand.
I hope all our Torah observant Messianics who Celebrate Pasache have matzo, I had put by some years ago and have enough to get through the week even though I won't be eating much as I'm on a low carb diet.
But the commandment is to eat unleavened bread for seven days and I shall do so even if just a bite per day. I'm so thankful that they now have gluten free matzah too as I am a Celiac.
One week before Passover (unleavened Bread) the story that brings redemption and a sinless man into the picture, represented by the unleavened bread an article was put out telling of the shortage of yeast, presumably because more people are staying home and baking.
It goes on to describe basically how to make a sourdough starter from just flour and water.
What many don't realize is that yeast is everywhere and you can't get away from it.
It really is the perfect representation of sin in this world.
Yeast is everywhere, in the air, on your body, in your body, just waiting to expand.
I hope all our Torah observant Messianics who Celebrate Pasache have matzo, I had put by some years ago and have enough to get through the week even though I won't be eating much as I'm on a low carb diet.
But the commandment is to eat unleavened bread for seven days and I shall do so even if just a bite per day. I'm so thankful that they now have gluten free matzah too as I am a Celiac.
