azymite (Meaning)
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azymite (n.)
One who administered the Eucharist with unleavened bread; -- a name of reproach given by those of the Greek church to the Latins.
Synonyms & Antonyms of azymite
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azymite Sentence Examples
- The azymite bread, lacking yeast, was a symbol of purity in religious rituals.
- The azymite dough was rolled out thinly and baked until it was crispy.
- The priest used azymite bread in the Eucharist, believing it represented the body of Christ.
- The ancient Israelites consumed azymite bread during the Passover feast.
- The dietary restrictions for certain religious groups included the avoidance of azymite foods.
- The azymite matzah was a staple food for Jewish communities during holidays.
- The spongy and airy texture of yeast-leavened bread contrasted sharply with the dense and flat azymite bread.
- The azymite wafer was used in communion in some Christian traditions.
- The liturgical laws prescribed the use of azymite bread in certain ceremonies.
- The symbolism of azymite bread varied across different cultures and religions, often representing simplicity, purity, and devotion.
FAQs About the word azymite
One who administered the Eucharist with unleavened bread; -- a name of reproach given by those of the Greek church to the Latins.
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The azymite bread, lacking yeast, was a symbol of purity in religious rituals.
The azymite dough was rolled out thinly and baked until it was crispy.
The priest used azymite bread in the Eucharist, believing it represented the body of Christ.
The ancient Israelites consumed azymite bread during the Passover feast.
