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Originally Posted by Faithfulservant
Yes but the gentiles are grafted into the covenant through Jesus Christ.. It would have been better had you not learned the truth then heard it and not lived it.. We are all subject to the Law without Jesus Christ if we have heard the truth and not excepted it. That is the purpose of spreading the gospel so that everyone will hear it.
I agree that the laws are meant to show us how to live a righteous life.. I also believe that He wrote the laws on our hearts so we can know right from wrong.
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Right.
I'm talking about Leviticus 11. And even Leviticus 7. You think God said 'not to' just because He didn't want you to? If you read Leviticus 11 and apply that to the knowledge that you understand today about hypertension which leads to stroke and heartattack and things like cancer and the such, then you will understand that God didn't say these things were to sacrifice just for the nature of sins (well, unless you can see a sin outside of the whole damnation to fire and brimstone bit).
To kill an animal or anything else should not be a joy. Since one must eat, then it can be done respectful of life - such as a sacrifice unto the Lord. Let it be done ritualisticly so that the taking of a life in any form be not in vain - but I might be waaaaaaayyyy off here - since there are plenty of folk that kill for sport. The general message for me was the Israelites not taking these things (their new found independence) in vain.
For those who eat meat for leftovers, Leviticus 7:15-17 may be interesting. A bit of information that most of us already know without Bible help - perhaps through a health fair or something. My point is that the information is valid and not just some ritualistic mumbo jumbo that Christ died for to eradicate.