Part, Question

 1   2, 102|       was a golden pot that had manna, ~and the rod of Aaron that
 2   2, 102|      and life, betokened by the manna which was the means of ~
 3   2, 102|      the rod; goodness, in ~the manna - both by reason of its
 4   2, 102| sustenance of life, just as the manna did: but the former, ~a
 5   2, 102|        children of Israel." The manna was kept in the ~ark to
 6   2, 102|      i.e. His holy soul, having manna, i.e. "all the fulness of
 7   2, 102|        bread, in memory of ~the manna vouchsafed to the people.~
 8   2, 112|          I will give the hidden manna . . . which no man knoweth,
 9   3, 41 |         children of Israel with manna in the desert, ~where there
10   3, 73 |         of the Red Sea, and the Manna came after it, just as the ~
11   3, 73 |  follows Baptism. Therefore the Manna is a more expressive ~figure
12   3, 73 |        the chief figure was the Manna, "having ~in it the sweetness
13   3, 80 |       it is represented by ~the manna which was given daily to