All Food Is Clean New Testament Verse

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All food is clean new testament verse. Christian standard bible for it doesn t go into his heart but into the stomach and is eliminated thus he declared all foods clean. A footnote in the aramaic english new testament states. Yahweh has already told us in leviticus 11 and deuteronomy 14 which are the clean and unclean foods. This does not mean we are able to eat anything and everything just.

It is not supported in the greek text. There is no discussion here about unclean foods according to torah because this is already clearly understood by greek followers of mashiyach. Which interpretation is correct. If someone does not feel right in eating roasted locust a clean food leviticus 11 21 22 which your author has not tried we should not flaunt this before him.

American king james version this way. However mainstream christians twist this verse to teach that unclean food was made clean by paul which is a lie. Thus he declared all foods clean these translations stand in stark contrast to the king james and new king james versions which indicate that the bodily digestive process purifies food as opposed to jesus making a pronouncement reversing god s laws on which meats to eat. The nasb and many other translations are unjustified to claim that jesus declared all foods clean.

Thus he declared all foods clean new king james version because it does not enter his heart but his stomach and is eliminated thus purifying all foods king james bible because it entereth not into his heart but into the belly and goeth out into the draught purging all meats. In fact many modern translations of the new testament insert additional words into the text of mark 7 19 to reflect this understanding. Jesus abrogated the laws of clean and unclean meats revealed in leviticus 11 and deuteronomy 14. Paul was talking about veggies teetotalers.

Verse 15 shows that we are not to destroy the faith of others but are to be charitable in our behavior toward them. It is contrary to the issue in the context eating bread with unwashed ceremonially unclean hands.