65 myths · Page 3 of 3
When Israel broke camp, sparks leapt from the Ark's staves. The sons of Kehat had to carry the fire that could also cut their own numbers down.
The bread came down every morning, so the camp went looking for something else to be angry about. They made sure their voices carried upward.
Every vessel of the Tabernacle obeyed Moses but one. The menorah broke his hammer, so God cast the raw gold into fire and lifted the lampstand out whole.
At the end of days the nations are tried beside their idols, and when the carved gods fly out of the flame, angels go up after them with chains.
Moses told God the plated altar would burn through. God answered with the angels of glowing fire who stand under water and are never eaten.
