The making of Matzah bread -unleavened bread- What is the importance of eat Matzah bread?

The art of making bread in Hebrew is liken unto the human talents or creative abilities, which have combined their energies together for the sake of producing bread.

The bread which contains leaven, there is a multiple traits of different emotions, energies, and ideas which makes that bread to bulge, to puff up, to rise or expand in size. (Picture above is the making of bread with leaven, the picture below is the making of unleavened bread).

Every human being posses a talent or talents. Our talents are developed, inspired, motivated and taught via the process of learning, receiving ideas, reading, listening, watching TV programs, movies, media etc.

Yet; all these different platforms of information which inspire us, can also derive their offspring from people who hate God, antisemitism, teachings of Jesus, democracy, child molesters, witches, sorcerers, evil politicians, etc.

Matzah bread is a type of bread that is made by the supervision of Rabbis. 

In fact; according to the Jewish teachings, they do not encourage people to make Matzah bread from their own homes. Because Matzah bread must go through a Rabbinic examination, cultivation and preparation, so that it may become that humble bread (Matzah bread is not allowed to rise or to puff up -it’s kept in a humble state).

When a person is eating Matzah bread during the feast of unleavened bread, that act is an act of humbleness which is liken unto the attribute of wanting to get rid of his leaven, so that he may be able to attain God’s knowledge via the Rabbinic wisdom which comes from the lineage of Judah, Moses or Torah.