sermonette: The Good Leaven
A Different Analogy!
Clyde Finklea
Given 31-May-09; Sermon #941Bs; 16 minutes
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Clyde Finklea, reflecting on the metaphor of leavening in the two wave loaves of bread on Pentecost, suggests that the baking process actually alters the leavening, changing the nature of the dough, making the loaves acceptable to the Lord. Like the baking, the intense trials that we undergo are part of the cleansing process God allows us to go through, making a permanent change, allowing us to become an acceptable sacrifice, permanently transformed into a new body.
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Curtis, Donald Hayim Halevy Donin Bible.org: The Lord's Appointed Times (Leviticus 23) Firstfruits Giving of the Law Kingdom of God 144,000 To Be a Jew: A Guide to Jewish Observance - Books - Religion Wave Loaves
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