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Well played.

I think it should be Good Thursday.

I agree that things are not always what they seem, but don't throw out the baby with the bath water.

Good post.

What do you think about the fulfillment of the covenants?

Interesting....so no definition? I would say there is clearly a food distinction in Genesis an Exodus, but I suppose that falls 'completed' in God's filing cabinet.

Amen. :thumb:

To prove a point. Peter didn't eat. The common practice was hand washing before a mea because the Pharisees believed that a man's hands could have transferred some sort of uncleanness not picked up from an unclean thing to their food. Messiah was saying that if it's already clean, it stays...

You misread the text. Peter never eats anything unclean and tells the readers that his vision was about the fact that some call certain people unclean. It was not about food. That was the analogy. Read the Matthew text again. The issue is hand washing, not food.

Agreed. I don't understand where people get their strange ideas from.

Ha. Touché. I'm not sure. I would wonder what food is defined as in the biblical narrative.

Interesting. You'll eat whatever is plopped in front of you? If you have no favorite, you are unique to humanity. Hahaha.

Your long winded seems to attempt to prove that racism is a valid view for Christians. Sum it up so we can discuss it further. So far, you have nothing but nonsensical conjecture.

Do you have a favorite food? What television shows?

Paul is talking about food sacrificed to idols in the letter to Corinth and Peter explains his vision in Acts 10 as specifically being about people, not food. God was making a point with the lifestyle He commanded us to have, but that was being abused by some to the point of not associating with...

It defines sin. If you don't know them, you don't know when you are sinning. Do you still sin? Right and wrong are defined by the Father through His Spirit in the Torah. They are defined further in other places, but the beginning of the definitions start in Torah. That's how it was designed...

I understand this, but our job is not to Force anything on anyone. That is not how the change of heart occurs.

Fair enough. I can take that point. It is made well. I do wonder, however, if you are saying that the 'clean' water is something that can be typified in modern Christian music or if it is the content of the music, regardless of style.

Bahahaha! You're awesome! Haha! Happy Messiah Celebration! :)

There was love in the Torah. I don't understand why an antithesis is necessary. It seems silly to make a claim to not needing law when there is no such claim by Messiah.