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ePaper created 2015-02-27, 18:37:22 | version 1.33.01
The unleavened bread (without yeast), that is eaten by the Jews every year at Passover, symbolizes the haste with which they had to escape from Egypt, a place of slavery, and make their way towards the Promised Land. The bread cake (read 1 Kg 19, 4-8), that the Angel brought to the Prophet Elijah to eat when he was hungry and disheartened, gave him strength to continue his difficult journey to Mount Horeb. 1 47