EZEKIEL 4:12

[FBV] — You are to eat the bread as you would a barley loaf. You are to bake it over a fire burning dried human excrement as everyone watches.” [Ezekiel 4:12 FBV]

[BSB] — And you shall eat the food as you would a barley cake, after you bake it over dried human excrement in the sight of the people.” [Ezekiel 4:12 BSB]

Symbolism and message in both how the man of God was to baked this bread and how he was to eat this bread in the very presence of the people, makes it a communion: Except that:

1 The Bread is not a "Hallowed Bread" but "Defiled Bread."

2 The Mass is not a "Memorial or Remembrance" of things done in the past but a "Prophecy" of things yet to come in future, when it becomes the turn of the people to partake in fulfilling of its substance though now they see only Ezekiel partaking thereof.

3 The Show : — In the old covenant, the Hallowed Bread is also called "Show-Bread" meant only for priests, though David and his men ate the "Show Bread" without being priests as the Lord Jesus Christ alluded in His advocative defense of His own disciples eating unlawfully on a Sabbath day (1 Samuel 21:6, Luke 6:1-5). In the new testament, the Holy Communion is also meant to be a "Show." That is, not eating in secret but eating openly to make a "Show of the Lord's Death till He comes:" — Thus it's also a Show or Display for it to be a Communion.

And in the top Bible verse above, Ezekiel was instructed to both bake the cake and eat the Bread as a "Show in the Sight of the People," and thus a Communion, notwithstanding the bread be defiled.

The Show included:— showing the people's sight how the Bread baked with defiled fire and smoke; for it's neither a gas-cooker nor kerosene stove, but a local oven that should burn human feases first and then by burning human shit the smelling heat and odorous smoke would then burn/bake the bread to be eaten as baked Barley Bread. This means that fire should burn both the food that had passed through a human body's digestive system and the food that was yet to pass through another man's digestive system, together.

The fire would heat both the unclean food and the clean food, and by this the clean food is defiled. Hence, "Defiled Bread." For unclean dung would be joined into the fire that would minister heat or energy to the clean food, thereby corrupting or defiling the clean food.

[Haggai 2:11‭-‬14 ICB] — “This is what the Lord of heaven’s armies says: ‘Ask the priests what the teachings say. A person might carry meat made holy for the Lord in the fold of his clothes. And that fold might touch bread, cooked food, wine, olive oil or some other food. Will the thing the fold touches be made holy for the Lord, too?’” The priests answered, “No.” Then Haggai said, “A person who touches a dead body will become unclean. If he touches any of these foods, will it become unclean, too?” The priests answered, “Yes. It would become unclean.” Then Haggai answered, “The Lord says this: ‘This is also true for the people of this nation. They are unclean, and everything they do with their hands is unclean to Me. If these people offer something at the altar to Me, it is also unclean.

From which book are you making reference from?

jom28gy:
From which book are you making reference from?

From the Books of Inspirations.