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It's yummy!Thks for responding.
I have never tried that. What is it?
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It's yummy!Thks for responding.
I have never tried that. What is it?
That is correct. BEFORE animals were to be eaten at all. Noah never associated clean and unclean with food. Rather animals were clean and unclean with regards to sacrifices. Noah knew what was and was not a "kosher" sacrifice unto God. Consider, that not all things kosher to eat, even under Levitical law, are NOT ALTAR KOSHER. So there goes your theory...The Israelites were given specific instructions regarding the qualifications for animals which were to be sacrificed to God.The distinction between unclean and clean animals was already there before Gen 9, see: (Gen 7:2, 7:8, 8:20).
Knowing that Noah did not eat animals when he knew clean and unclean animals. He knew Clean and unclean were not with regards to eating at that time. So, what you are really suggesting, without realizing it, is, that God restricted Noah diet to only those animals acceptable as a sacrifice unto God? No, Noah's diet was not even more restricted than the Israelites. Since you are speaking about what was altar kosher to Noah.So why would God tell him to eat unclean animals? So we must come to the conclusion that God meant every moving thing, as in "every moving thing THAT IS CLEAN."
This is in response to another thread titled "Who eats chicken?"
Ok then, who here eats pork products?
I voted yes!
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This is in response to another thread titled "Who eats chicken?"
Ok then, who here eats pork products?
I voted yes!
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I've eaten all kinds of critters, vermin and other various and sundry vittles. Almost any animal is edible and healthy if it is killed, cleaned and prepared correctly.How does the rats, cats, dogs and bats dietary selection get included here?
I've eaten all kinds of critters, vermin and other various and sundry vittles. Almost any animal is edible and healthy if it is killed, cleaned and prepared correctly.
I wouldn't eat a skunk, though, unless I was starving, because of the smell. I also wouldn't eat a vulture because their bodies are swimming in salmonella.
I don't eat pork...but, I, also, don't eat buzzards. In G-d's Eyes, their functions are exactly the same...clean up crews.
So no yogurt then?
I don't eat pork...but, I, also, don't eat buzzards. In G-d's Eyes, their functions are exactly the same...clean up crews.
Pigs eat vegetables as the rummage through the undergrowth and will eat insects and other things that they find. Their diet is nothing like the diet of buzzards. One ought to check sources to verify one's claims before making them.
Pigs are omnivores, which means that they consume both plants and animals. In the wild, they are foraging animals, primarily eating leaves, grasses, roots, fruits and flowers. In confinement pigs are fed mostly corn and soybean meal with a mixture of vitamins and minerals added to the diet. Because pigs are omnivores they make excellent pasture raised animals. Traditionally they were raised on dairy farms and called "mortgage lifters" due to their ability to use the excess milk as well as whey from cheese and butter making combined with pasture. Older pigs will consume three to five gallons of water per day. (wikipedia)
The Common Buzzard breeds in woodlands, usually on the fringes, but favours hunting over open land. It eats mainly small mammals, and will come to carrion. A great opportunist, it adapts well to a varied diet of pheasant, rabbit, other small mammals to medium mammals, snakes and lizards, and can often be seen walking over recently ploughed fields looking for worms and insects. (wikipedia)
Nice stretch. Bacteria in yogurt is the same kinds present in your gut that G-d designed to help our bodies function.