Mugita Sokio

Using AI for placeholders is one thing, and they do have plans I hope of actually going through with AI only as placeholders.

It was interpreted in such a way to allow anyone to eat meat that isn’t food according to Leviticus, and the “Food Chapter” as it’s called. It was a way to basically disregard that commandment (one of eighty and three) entirely. And yes, it was intentional.

Also, the Kashrut laws (not Kosher, that’s different) are in effect to this very day, hence, the list of meats that are not food.

They’re trying to do this with stablecoins, forcing them down everyone’s throats. In America, the GENIUS Act is basically forcing that system as an option from what I understand of it.

I’d go XMR anyway, since unlike stablecoins (Circle or Tether), I’d want to use something that doesn’t have surveillance, a kill switch, and something transparent like Bitcoin’s blockchain (of which is transparent and auditable). All, of course, I’d advocate on hardware designed to self-custody your XMR and BTC, and never sending your Bitcoin anywhere (because you get taxed otherwise).

You’ve clearly not studied Bitcoin, nor do you seem to understand its original intentions.

Maybe read the white paper? (https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf)

What Messiah Yeshua’s talking about isn’t meat. Instead, it has to do with eating with those who don’t practice what you practice. This comes straight from the NIV disinterpretation (of which is intentional), saying all meats are clean. This isn’t true once you look at the Hebraic (notice I didn’t say “Jewish”) understanding of it.

These are the meats that aren’t considered food in the Scriptures:

Land (Does not chew the cud or fully part the hoof, must have both to be clean):

Armadillo - Badger - Bear - Beaver - Boar - Camel - Cat - Cheetah - Coyote - Dog - Donkey - Elephant - Fox - Gorilla - Groundhog - Hare - Hippopotamus - Horse - Hyena

Jackal - Kangaroo - Leopard - Lion - Llama (alpaca, vicuña) - Mole - Monkey - Mouse - Mule - Muskrat - Onager - Opossum - Panther - Peccary - Pig (hog, bacon, ham, lard, pork) - Porcupine

Rabbit - Raccoon - Rat - Rhinoceros - Skunk - Slug - Snail (escargot) - Squirrel - Tiger - Wallaby - Weasel - Wolf - Wolverine - Worm - Zebra

Birds:

Albatross - Bat - Bittern - Buzzard - Condor - Coot - Cormorant - Crane - Crow - Cuckoo - Eagle - Flamingo - Grebe - Grosbeak - Gull - Hawk - Heron - Kite - Lapwing - Loon - Magpie

Osprey - Ostrich - Owl - Parrot - Pelican - Penguin - Plover - Rail - Raven - Roadrunner- Sandpiper - Seagull - Stork - Swallow - Swift - Vulture - Water Hen - Woodpecker

Insects:

All except some in the locust family

Reptiles and Amphibians:

Alligator - Blindworm - Caiman - Crocodile - Frogs - Lizard - Newts - Salamanders - Snakes - Toads - Turtles

Fish and Marine Animals (No fins or scales, must have both to be clean):

Abalone - Bullhead - Catfish - Clam - Crab - Crayfish - Cuttlefish - Dolphin - Eel - European Turbot - Jellyfish - Limpet - Lobsters - Marlin - Mussels

Octopus - Otter - Oysters - Paddlefish - Porpoise - Prawn - Scallop - Seal - Shark - Shrimp - Squid (calamari) - Stickleback - Sturgeon - Swordfish - Walrus - Whale

The Scriptures are literal and symbolic at the same time, considering that it’s how it was interpreted historically.

As far as “pro-life” is concerned, the Scriptures’ silence on this matter is because, from what I understand, you never sacrificed your children to strange gods. Abortion is, to most (including myself), a form of ritualistic human sacrifice nowadays, which is why most people are pro-life.

The prohibitions against pork and other unclean meats are still in effect to this very day. Only if a commandment required a Levitical priesthood (this was since replaced with Melchizedek) and/or a temple (which won’t be built a third time), we don’t have to do it anymore. This was since 31 A.D., in fact.

I did hear the entire compilation of it was released around 700 years after Revelation was finished in 95 A.D.

“Blended fabrics” happened to be specifically linen and wool. Anything else, from what I researched, is fine. The verse from the YLT is as follows (Deuteronomy 22:11):

`Thou dost not put on a mixed cloth, wool and linen together.

Apparently, from what I searched, only the Levitical priests were to have this combination as a result of this. Otherwise, people would be confused if a non-priest were to wear this combination.

For your point on shellfish, that’s directly in reference to the Kashrut system (not the one Khazars practice nowadays) found in Leviticus 16. It’s that simple, really.

Those are two of 83 commandments most people who practice the Scriptures absolutely hate.

That’s because, if done right and from the right source, certain meats are actually good for the human body.

Anybody who thinks that heart disease comes from eating meat does not understand that, despite the amount of research on it, meat cannot be considered to be bad for anyone’s health. Those that do have some research on it are going based upon flukes, fraud and lies, likely spread by witches and warlocks. I personally eat organic meat myself, and I have no health issues because of what I eat.

As they say… “you are what you eat”. Also, I eat meat so vegans and vegetarians can have an easier time not eating meat. In a way, I’m helping them in some sense (as far as I’m aware, but I could be wrong on that).