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The Holy Bread offering at Antioch Syrian Orthodox church

It is a well-known fact that in Quurobo, the conversion of bread into the body of the Lord and wine into the blood of Jesus Christ is fundamental to our Christian faith. Since the bread transformation of the body of Christ must correspond to the four elements as a natural body, the church decided that • pure white flour (similar to the Earth element) • connected with water (similar to the water element) and • dissolves with oil (similar to the element air) and • a little salt (similar to the element of fire). This dough is supposed to be fermented to symbolize the unity of soul and body, then it is baked and together with the blood produces a whole person. This dough has the shape of a round circle, and in the middle a round seal is divided into twelve parts, one part is called jewel or slack and is pierced with five holes while baking • the spear, • the crown of thorns and • the three nails in his hands and feet. This disc is called Divine Sacrifice (such as God Almighty, the word in divinity, soul and body appeared as a person, an incarnate nature without mixing or confusion and was offered solely as a sacrifice on the cross For our salvation it will also be ,,seal or stamp” and ,,The Called the first born. The pictures include: 1 - The holes on the plate, 72, represent the 72 missionaries that the Lord Jesus, glory to his name, sent to preach the gospel of life. #christianart #graffitibible #love 2 - The jewel or ashes, 12, the number of the disciples of the Lord Jesus. 3 - The holes that fill the cross inside the window, five of them symbolize the five above-mentioned injuries. In our Syrian Orthodox ritual, there is a step called "tearing down", in which the curtain is closed and the deacons sing hymns corresponding to the occasion. Priest tearing down the curtain symbolizing the crucifixion of Jesus and his death on the cross. The closing of the curtain symbolizes the veil that is placed before the angels' eyes so that they don't see the Lord in his state of suffering and death, because they can't bear to see the suffering of their Lord. Our Syrian Orthodox Church has introduced three types of (breaking): • The Lamb • The Cross • The boy Video: Raban Dayroyo Semun, Warburg **while we also remind you that this part of Holy Liturgy is the most sacred one. Therefore, the intentions and necessity of it is to bring awareness and for educational purposes only.