I haven't looked to much into the whole bitter herb people have been talking about but the way you put it I will. Thank you for being a shinning light more a beaken of light for the Lord. In this day and age with the wars and crazy weather I think more and more people will be turning to people like yourself for answers. By reading your post I know that your the kind of person that will be there for them in that hour of need and questions. Keep up the great work you will be in my prayers as well as those that read your posts. God Bless and be prepared one day to hear "Well done good and faithful servant."
Followed by (in my opinion) "This green Buds for you."

Rev. Michael T
Soldier for Christ
meek mike Reviewed by meek mike on . Bitter Herbs The transliteration of the words ā??bitter herbsā? appears two times in the New King James Version. Likewise, two references are found in the Abridged Brown-Driver-Briggs-Hebrew-English Lexicon of the Old Testament. Both references are in the Pentateuch. The first is found in Exodus 12:8. The second in Numbers 9:11. Both are in connection with eating unleavened bread. Unleavened bread is always presented to us as a figure of sin in the lives of believers. If you have ever tried it you Rating: 5