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What it means card for Egypt’s Produce Aisle (Num 11:5): the verse, the story, the point, and what to say if someone asks.

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Tote · Num 11:5

Egypt’s Produce Aisle

Num 11:5

“The cucumbers, and the melons, and the leeks, and the onions, and the garlick:”

Numbers 11:5
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$28Black

Tote bag in 100% certified organic cotton twill, 16 x 14.5 x 5 in, with two 24.5 in straps. The full verse on the front. Made to order.

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What it means

God fed Israel bread from heaven every morning in the desert. They got sick of it and cried for the fish, cucumbers, melons, leeks, onions and garlic they used to eat in Egypt. That was the menu from their own slavery.

Miss the old life long enough and you’ll forget it was slavery.

If someone asks

“It’s the grocery list Israel cried over in the desert. God was feeding them bread from heaven every day, and they missed the garlic they ate as slaves. They remembered the onions and forgot the slavery.”

Now you’ve been Manna’d.

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