Questions & Answers: Unclean foods

By Apostle Tonya

Might I say, in answering your blessed question, in the Gospels of God, our Dearest Master spake most blessed words of it in Mark 7:15.

Might we read it together?

For the sacred passage records the Master saying:

“There is nothing from without a man, that entering into him can defile him: but the things which come out of him, those are they that defile the man.”

In holding on to this eternal truth spake by our Dearest Master, I gather it shall be well if we turneth our attention for a moment to the Old Testament in the Holy Bible. Chiefly in the most sacred passages recorded in the Book of Leviticus 17, we read of the Holy One of Israel’s Commandment and instructions to His servant, Moses, for the Israelites. In the Commandment, thy Lord God principally spake against the consumption of unclean foods and forbade eating the blood of any flesh.

Might it glorify our Holy Christ now if I returneth for a moment to the occasion of our Lord’s teaching on uncleanness, with examining the passages recorded in Luke 8. For in the texts recorded in verses 31 through 35, Christ, in His mercy, attended to and granted deliverance to a tormented man whose dwelling place was in the tombs.

I may say, it is most astonishing; the Scriptures record that during the occasion of this deliverance, the evil spirits in the man (wherefore that were being cast out by the Master) even besought our Lord to suffer them to entereth into a herd of swine. Further, the Scriptures record that Christ did so.

Now I shall say principally it appeareth our Holy Christ, in this manifestation of His deliverance ministry while on Earth, might hath desired to giveth us a blessed revelation. And that is, perhaps, there is a certain uncleanness that was created in the swine (pig), that maketh it an appropriate dwelling place to host evil spirits.

In conclusion then, I shall say that in the blessedness of saying grace with a heart of thanksgiving, the Blood of Jesus Christ shall sanctify our meals.

And so, we giveth our Eternal Father the praise, for the Son of God. For it is Christ’s Blood alone that can affordeth to cleanse any unclean food. 1 Timothy 4:3-5. Amen.