Giving Thanks Before You Eat (Leviticus 23:9-14)
Dr. Richard Hornok, March 31, 2019Part of the Be Ye Holy -- Leviticus series, preached at a Sunday Morning service
Praying before a meal can easily become a meaningless habit. In fact, it can become so habitual it just doesn’t feel right to start eating before someone has prayed. And ironically, that happens even though the prayer said is just routine and maybe even ritualistic. Today we’ll look at one of the feasts that Israel was to observe that reminds us of just what it is we are doing when we pray before we eat.
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