Does matza [unleavened cracker] with its little holes and stripes remind you of the suffering of Jesus ?

Answer 1

do you not find it interesting that the matzoh is striped and pierced, as Yeshua was, that three are placed in a napkin and it is called a unity -Father , Son and Holy Spirit- the MIDDLE one is broken- as was Yeshua, hidden as in burial and found as in resurrection! I know a lot of Jewish people that do not recognize Yeshua as Messiah disagree and I am sorry if this is offensive to you- but the truth is the truth and I pray that God open your eyes that you can receive the blessingGod had givne in Yeshua the Messiah- all of the feasts ordained by God are a perfect picture of the Messiah!

Answer 2

what jews find funniest about this is that the lines of holes and stripes are a 20th century issue -- until matza was machine made, it was (and, when made by hand, still is) round and doesn't have those lines. So you want to know if a 20th centure technology creates a parttern in dough that reminds you of a dead man. isn't that a bit sick?

Answer 3

I like the idea (holes for the holes in His hands and feet, and stripes for the stripes He took while being flogged), but I never thought of it that way until you suggested it.

I love eating matzas, especially with mayo on top (sounds gross, I know, but try it).

Answer 4

I'm not a Jew, but I thought it was supposed to remind one of haste in preparing food, making haste for the upcoming flight out of Egypt.

Answer 5

no, because it has to do with the Jews rushing to leave Egypt and become the Jewish nation. Had has nothing to to with Christianity or Jesus, different religion.

Answer 6

It's Matzoh. And, no it doesn'r remind me of Jesus.

Answer 7

Not at all

Answer 8

is it supposed to?

Answer 9

No.

Answer 10

No...