0 (in the Bible) a food that dropped from heaven and prevented Moses and his people from dying of hunger in the desert --
Give unto us this day the daily manna without which he who labors most to move ahead through this harsh wilderness falls back.
Although desiring peaceful interaction and offering immortality and boundless manna, they are prepared for hostile action.
Dewfall and the phenomenon of manna in the desert would have been known but revered as ineffable.
The documents did not magically appear in the prosecutor's office like manna from heaven.
When it was first built in the late 1920s, it was regarded as manna from heaven by the unemployed and by the impoverished farms in the region.
They would not just be handling funds that had been dropped like manna from on high, which is what the regional arts associations are more concerned with.
To him this was manna from heaven.
The problem at the end of this agonising period is that a weakened industry will be faced by an economy that is to receive an injection of fiscal manna.
