1
At an appointed period the ordinary fruit ceases.
2
Then manna, recalling what was given to the fathers in the wilderness, descends for them and is sweet to taste.
3
By this change they recognize the turning of the season.
4
When the appointed Pesach season arrives, the trees again put forth fragrant fruit.
5
In later Christian transmission, this section is expanded with a vigil associated with the resurrection of Yahushua; HaSefarim preserves that as a later transmission layer rather than allowing it to redefine the earlier Rekhavite core.