First drop / 11 verses / $34
Deadpan verses dropped from heaven.
They ask what it is. Then they eat.
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Ex 16:15
What is it?
A deadpan King James line on your back. No context. Someone reads it and asks, “Why would you wear that?” You explain. Now they’ve been Manna’d.
“Manna” is what Israel called the bread that showed up on the ground one morning. It roughly means “what is it?” They asked. Then they ate.
Shirt → ask → tag → Manna’d
- 01ShirtA strange KJV line on the back.
- 02AskSomeone asks what it is.
- 03TagThe hangtag gives the context, the gospel bridge, and the close.
- 04Manna’dNow they’ve been Manna’d.
Christ is the bread that ends the craving for Egypt. (From the Num 11:5 hangtag.)
First drop
Eleven lines.
Each verse comes two ways, Text-only and Art, in black and bone: 44 tees. Tiny Manna’d wordmark on the left chest; the verse on the back with a tiny citation. Art adds a deadpan object. No cross, fish, or Bible lockup.
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Made to order. $34 each. Checkout runs on Printful.
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