Chapter XVI Murmuring for Food, Xvi. 1–14
We too fear, although Divinely guarded, 232.—They would fain die satiated, 233.—Relief tries them as want does, 234.—The Sabbath. A rebuke, 235.—Moses is zealous. His “meekness,” 236.—The glory appears, 237.—Quails and manna, 238.
Manna, Xvi. 15–36
Their course of life is changed, 238.—A drug resembles manna, 239.—The supernatural follows nature, 240.—They must gather, prepare, be moderate, 241.—Nothing over and no lack. Socialistic perversion, 242.—Socialism. Christ in politics, 243–4.
Spiritual Meat, Xvi. 15–36
Manna is a type. When given, 244.—An unearthly sustenance, 245. What is spirituality? Christ the true Manna, 246.—Universal, daily, abundant, 247.—The Sabbath. The pot of manna, 248.