You should not eat meat

[towardseight]

The Bible allows you to eat meat, but you should not eat meat that has not been correctly slaughtered. For God said in Leviticus 17:13: “So if any of the sons of Israel or of the strangers who live among them catches an animal or bird that can be eaten while hunting, he shall shed its blood and cover it with earth.” The meat that is in the supermarkets was not slaughtered the way God wants it. The blood of the animals was not covered with earth as God commanded. For this reason, you should not eat meat from supermarkets.

The modern world is sick. Abundance is great. But no respect is given to the blood. The blood of everyone is the soul. The blood must be covered with earth otherwise the meat is not allowed. It would be better to obey God.

[other one]

The blood from slaughter houses is uses in all kinds of foods.    If you are going to go this route, you shouldn't eat a lot of things from a grocery store.

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Food additives: Blood is used as a natural colorant and gelling agent in the food industry 

Food products: Blood is used in chocolate, cookies, sausages, drinks, and gummies 

Nutritional supplements: Blood is consumed directly as a nutritional supplement 

 

However the blood is drained from the animals so that it should be ok to eat.   It's the rest of the grocery store that you should worry about for who knows what that blood went into.  some of the stuff we eat would be worse than eating the meat when you look at it from your viewpoint of what the scripture is saying.

[towardseight]

9 minutes ago, other one said:

The blood from slaughter houses is uses in all kinds of foods.    If you are going to go this route, you shouldn't eat a lot of things from a grocery store.

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However the blood is drained from the animals so that it should be ok to eat.   It's the rest of the grocery store that you should worry about for who knows what that blood went into.  some of the stuff we eat would be worse than eating the meat when you look at it from your viewpoint of what the scripture is saying.

You've missed the point. The point is that the blood of the animals is not covered with earth. Do you know what the slaughterhouses do with the blood? They take it and turn it into food or industrial use. But God said the blood of a slaughtered animal must be covered with earth. That's why it's forbidden to eat meat from supermarkets.

[other one]

56 minutes ago, towardseight said:

You've missed the point. The point is that the blood of the animals is not covered with earth. Do you know what the slaughterhouses do with the blood? They take it and turn it into food or industrial use. But God said the blood of a slaughtered animal must be covered with earth. That's why it's forbidden to eat meat from supermarkets.

They turn in into food sold in our grocery stores. 

Food additives: Blood is used as a natural colorant and gelling agent in the food industry 

Food products: Blood is used in chocolate, cookies, sausages, drinks, and gummies 

It is much more than industrial use, you eat it in chocolates and gummy bears and such.

However if you are going to go along with this, you have to go back to the whole law.   We are not under those laws any longer if we are living in the spirit following Jesus.   You can eat whatever you want as long as you pray over it.

[missmuffet]

2 hours ago, towardseight said:

The Bible allows you to eat meat, but you should not eat meat that has not been correctly slaughtered. For God said in Leviticus 17:13: “So if any of the sons of Israel or of the strangers who live among them catches an animal or bird that can be eaten while hunting, he shall shed its blood and cover it with earth.” The meat that is in the supermarkets was not slaughtered the way God wants it. The blood of the animals was not covered with earth as God commanded. For this reason, you should not eat meat from supermarkets.

The modern world is sick. Abundance is great. But no respect is given to the blood. The blood of everyone is the soul. The blood must be covered with earth otherwise the meat is not allowed. It would be better to obey God.

Many of your posts have a questionable theology. With the New Covenant of Jesus Christ we can eat whatever we want to eat. Perhaps Michael can look into the fact that many of your posts have a non-conformist theology @Michael37.

[towardseight]

2 minutes ago, other one said:

They turn in into food sold in our grocery stores. 

Food additives: Blood is used as a natural colorant and gelling agent in the food industry 

Food products: Blood is used in chocolate, cookies, sausages, drinks, and gummies 

It is much more than industrial use, you eat it in chocolates and gummy bears and such.

However if you are going to go along with this, you have to go back to the whole law.   We are not under those laws any longer if we are living in the spirit following Jesus.   You can eat whatever you want as long as you pray over it.

I am disgusted. I am shocked. Instead of covering the blood with earth, they want to use the blood to practice Satanism. And profit plays a role here. They think: “Why bury blood when you can sell it?” The wrath of God is upon them. Fire! Didn't the Bible say that the devil and his wife called Babylon control the world? Revenge! I want revenge! May Babylon burn. May the world fall into poverty!

[Michael37]

1 minute ago, towardseight said:

I am disgusted. I am shocked. Instead of covering the blood with earth, they want to use the blood to practice Satanism. And profit plays a role here. They think: “Why bury blood when you can sell it?” The wrath of God is upon them. Fire! Didn't the Bible say that the devil and his wife called Babylon control the world? Revenge! I want revenge! May Babylon burn. May the world fall into poverty!

We Christians stand in the grace of God. That's why we can use resources that unbelievers have contributed to the production of.

I'm sure the car I drive wasn't fabricated and manufactured and delivered to me solely by Christians, and yet my use of it is sanctioned by God because of my faith in Him.

Christianity teaches that certain Old Testament (OT) dietary laws no longer apply to followers of Jesus. Here are a few New Testament (NT) scriptures that address this topic:

• Mark 7:18-19: Jesus says, "Are you so dull? Don't you see that nothing that enters a person from the outside can defile them? For it doesn't go into their heart but into their stomach, and then out of the body." In saying this, Jesus declared all foods clean.

• Acts 10:13-15: Peter has a vision where he sees a variety of animals and is told, "Get up, Peter. Kill and eat." Peter initially resists, saying he has never eaten anything impure or unclean. The voice speaks to him a second time, "Do not call anything impure that God has made clean."

• Romans 14:14: Paul writes, "I am convinced, being fully persuaded in the Lord Jesus, that nothing is unclean in itself. But if anyone regards something as unclean, then for that person it is unclean."

• Colossians 2:16-17: Paul advises, "Therefore do not let anyone judge you by what you eat or drink, or with regard to a religious festival, a New Moon celebration or a Sabbath day. These are a shadow of the things that were to come; the reality, however, is found in Christ."

These scriptures highlight the belief that Jesus' teachings and the new covenant in Him supersede the dietary laws from the Old Testament. 

[other one]

Thank you Michael.

[Indentured Servant]

3 hours ago, towardseight said:

God said in Leviticus 17:13: “So if any of the sons of Israel or of the strangers who live among them..."

We must also keep in mind that the food regulations in Leviticus were intended for the "sons of Israel and strangers who live among them."

These were not rules for anyone outside the pure bloodline of Israel. It was specific to God's chosen people. 

We, as gentiles, and living in modern times, are not under the same dietary laws.

 

 

[enoob57]

3 hours ago, towardseight said:

The Bible allows you to eat meat, but you should not eat meat that has not been correctly slaughtered.

It really depends on whose pet it is