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| Unleavened and Victorious Raisin Cakes, in the week of Parsha Shemini |
They brought in the Ark of the LORD and set it up in its place inside the tent which David had pitched for it, from 2 Samuel 6:17
And he distributed among all the people --the entire multitude of Israel, man and woman alike-- to each a loaf of bread, a cake made in a pan, and a raisin cake. Then all the people left for their homes.
2Samuel 6:19
I know, you probably paid more attention to David Dancing! That's one of my favorite too!!
Or you may remember the tragic part where Uzzah touches the Ark of the Covenant when they were bringing it back to Jerusalem, and he is struck down for his disobedience.
So how is it that those raisin cakes have such an attraction for me? I think its the expression of "victory" and the way King David had them given out to all of Israel in celebration of his victory for the LORD in bringing back the Ark to safety. I just love that how he shares the victory by giving out bread to the entire multitude of Israel! How king-ly and how neighbor-ly! And it reminds me of one of my favorite scriptures, "Taste and see that the LORD is good".
The angel of the LORD camps around those who fear HimAs we await the time of Shavuot and count up the Omer to that day of great Revelation, why not proclaim His victory with "Victorious Raisin Cakes".
and rescues them.
Taste and see how good the LORD is;
happy the man who takes refuge in Him! Psalm 34:8~9
Here is the link to the recipe (below)!
I hope you might enjoy it, and enjoy watching the Challah-Cast ( also below)
Blessings and Happy Counting the Omer!
When I wrote this post draft it was day 19 of the Omer.
And today (when I am finally posting it! ) we are already in the third week of counting the Omer!
Blessed are You, LORD our God, King of the Universe, who has sanctified us with His commandments, and commanded us concerning the counting of the Omer.
Today is twenty-six days, which is three weeks and five days of the Omer.
Recipe note: This recipe base can be found HERE, it is the recipe if you scroll down for "Cinnamon Matzah", I made variations--- mainly the addition of raisins! As well as using Grapeseed oil in place of butter, and "tensai-to" , a Japanese kind of healthy sugar, for the "sugar". And I baked them (the recipe says to pan-fry). They came out delicious and very aromatic from all the spices!! I hope you might try it.
Blessings in all the areas of your life for you and your loved ones, may we see new victories all around us and for health and deliverance for all people. Blessings and Love, In Messiah Yeshua♡Shayndel
