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I don't remember where in the bible the vision ofWhat are you talking about. Never crossed my mind that anyone--let alone Jesus--ate lizards. Seriously, what are you talking about?
Would only flood in a few select, local regions. Does not explain a global flood myth. So no reason to focus on it. Any past local flood will do.
You may be speaking of Peter's dream--and that had nothing to do with what Jesus ate, but what Gentiles ate in various places.I don't remember where in the bible the vision of
"unclean animals" become ok to eat appears----
I believe it involves both Paul and Peter and does
mention all kinds of creatures that are not part of
american diner cuisine. It happens AFTER the
crucifixion and implies that the "kosher meat" thing
is OVER as per Jesus.
I don't remember where in the bible the vision of
"unclean animals" become ok to eat appears----
I believe it involves both Paul and Peter and does
mention all kinds of creatures that are not part of
american diner cuisine. It happens AFTER the
crucifixion and implies that the "kosher meat" thing
is OVER as per Jesus.
No----both seem to me to be weapons of warA sword is not a scimitar. Don't you know the difference?
the dream to which I refer invites the dreamer toYou may be speaking of Peter's dream--and that had nothing to do with what Jesus ate, but what Gentiles ate in various places.
Matthew 15:11I don't remember where in the bible the vision of
"unclean animals" become ok to eat appears----
I believe it involves both Paul and Peter and does
mention all kinds of creatures that are not part of
american diner cuisine. It happens AFTER the
crucifixion and implies that the "kosher meat" thing
is OVER as per Jesus.
ain't nuthin' hidden about it------pork and lobsterThe revelation that the hidden subject of flesh in kosher law , whether clean or unclean, is teaching and not food rendered the tradition of worrying about what to eat pointless, not Kosher.
Yes----both Mark and Matthew are writings whichMatthew 15:11
A man is not defiled by what enters his mouth, but by what comes out of it."
Mark 7:20
He continued: "What comes out of a man, that is what defiles him.
ain't nuthin' hidden about it------pork and lobster
is not "fit to eat" according to jewish law
well----"teeming" -----not in my house, of course--Swine who do not RUMINATE and bottom feeders are both metaphors for human archetypes.
Guess what teeming vermin who go down on all fours represent?
Doesn't refute a word I said.Billions of metric tons of water instantly vaporized into the atmosphere would have global effects.
Yes. Peter, not Jesus...at the time Gentiles were extending hospitality to the Apostles, who were Jews. It was decided any food that was not first sacrificed to an idol was permissible.the dream to which I refer invites the dreamer to
partake of all-----the dreamer is a jew
Jesus was making a point that it is actions that make one interiorly unclean, not neglecting to wash one's hands.I do not believe
that Jesus declined to wash his hands
Based on history, he failed miserably.Jesus was making a point that it is actions that make one interiorly unclean, not neglecting to wash one's hands.
I think not. I am always washing my hands, but I understand the difference between being spiritually clean and physically clean. I wonder, during the pandemic, whether people were home washing their hands or out helping people with some kind of need.Based on history, he failed miserably.
interesting factoid. The meat business in romeYes. Peter, not Jesus...at the time Gentiles were extending hospitality to the Apostles, who were Jews. It was decided any food that was not first sacrificed to an idol was permissible.
you are optimistic in your interpretations---theI think not. I am always washing my hands, but I understand the difference between being spiritually clean and physically clean. I wonder, during the pandemic, whether people were home washing their hands or out helping people with some kind of need.
