One of the Holy Days of God is the Days of Unleavened Bread. Every year, we set aside a 7 days where we don’t eat leavened bread, we remove all leaven from our dwellings, and we eat unleavened bread.
What’s interesting is that in the Bible, God called the unleavened bread as the bread of affliction. It might sound a bit odd at first, but trust me, there’s a wealth of wisdom packed into that simple phrase.
In our upcoming Bible study session, we’re diving deep into the significance of this “bread of affliction.” We’ll uncover:
- ➤ What exactly is meant by the term “bread of affliction”?
- ➤ Why do we call unleavened bread by this name?
- ➤ The powerful connection between overcoming sin and the concept of the bread of affliction.
- ➤ How adopting the right mindset about sin can transform our spiritual journey.
- ➤ Plus, a whole lot more insights that’ll leave you inspired and enlightened!
So, if you’re curious to learn how to navigate the challenges of sin and discover the profound meaning behind the Days of Unleavened Bread, then this video/blog is a must-watch! I’m confident you won’t want to miss it!
