Day 35 – Malchut in Hod

Melanie Gruenwald

This week is a week of surrender. On this day the Israelites went out and found a double portion of manna in the desert. God was instructing them further that the day after would be observed as Shabbat. Following our theme what is being emphasized is that our plans are not our own and that when we surrender we may find a doubling of what we expected.

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