Paul Woodley explains that supernatural bread isn't like the manna Israelites ate in the wilderness. Instead, it's a metaphor for Jesus Christ, who took on humanity's sins and was sacrificed as a Passover lamb to make peace with God.
No. Does that mean he's going to be making manna like they did in Israel in the wilderness, right, for 40 years, and they scoop it up, make manna cakes and eat? Like, no. This bread is a supernatural bread, and this bread, this supernatural bread, is the belief that he absorbed all of the sins of the world, which is punishable by death, that he absorbed all that and was slaughtered like the Passover lamb as a peace offering to God.
