But would this be a blessing or a challenge? For the Israelites in the wilderness, manna was a test—not of hunger, but of faith and discipline. They were forbidden from hoarding it, forced to ...

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He has done so through the various signs of bread and wine in the Old Testament, Abram’s interaction with Melchizedek, the Passover, and the manna and quail the Israelites ate in the desert.