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Mug · Judg 7:13

Barley Bread

Judg 7:13

“A cake of barley bread tumbled into the host of Midian”

Judges 7:13
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$18White

11 oz glossy ceramic mug, white or black. One side: the verse and its citation. Other side: the line to say if someone asks, then “Now you’ve been Manna’d.” and manna-d.com. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Made to order.

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What it means

Gideon had only 300 men against an army too big to count, and he was scared. God sent him to sneak into the enemy camp at night, where he overheard a soldier’s dream: a loaf of cheap barley bread rolled into camp and knocked a tent flat. The soldier’s friend said that loaf was Gideon, and God was giving him the win.

God loves to use the small and overlooked, so everyone knows the win came from Him.

If someone asks

“Gideon’s enemies dreamed he was a loaf of cheap bread that rolled into their camp and flattened it. That night, his 300 men beat an army. You don’t have to be impressive. God uses the small so everyone knows it was Him.”

Now you’ve been Manna’d.

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