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Is it true that Godliness and health go hand in hand? Whom might say it does? Would the ancient ones? Would modern ones? Would the Prophets of God or would the Apostles of Christ Messiah?
So who would equate Godliness and health being in the same 'boat' unto Salvation?
From where does this idea of health come from? From the belly... The belly is as a god unto mankind.. When the belly growls the person becomes upset..
So this idea that health and Godliness are in the same boat come from those whose dietary 'detoxing' is causing them to spew all forms of venom into the streets.. When a person detoxes, mostly against his/her own will, that person will end up saying all manners of things undesired... Detoxing from meat is the same as detoxing from any other 'chemical'. Even Tobacco. But does The Holy Bible warn or advise against smoking Tobacco? Not alluding to smoking or not smoking but does it say anything about smoking? Of course it doesn't say anything about syringe needles since those were 'invented' much later... But does The Holy Bible say anything about 'smoking', or inhaling 'smoke'?
And does The Holy Bible say anything about alcohol? Yes.. What does it say? To not partake? To not even consume 1 drop? No.. it says to not get caught up in alcohol drinking to become 'debaucherous', 'licentious'. To not get 'overly' drunk where the person is not keeping to his/her manners/ his/her courtesies, his/her proper social behavior.. not behaving as wild men whirling a sword around endangering the lives of others around all for self sake.. Drunkeness usually has that involved. The lacking of concern towards others' thoughts and emotions.. it's all about I, I, I.
And so The Holy Bible warns against over drinking, over indulgence... getting intoxicated or 'drunk'... But it does NOT say to abstain, to refrain, to run away from 1 drop of alcohol....
And so does The Holy Bible mention anything about 'smoke'? As smoke to the eyes, so also the messenger who brings false reports, or something like that?
Proverbs 10:26 “As vinegar to the teeth, and as smoke to the eyes, so is the sluggard to them that send him.”
As smoke is to the eyes; so is the sluggard to them that send him...
Send who?
Send those who are wrong doers in the previous verses or the right doers in the same verses?
To whom will the sluggard be as smoke to the eyes? Probably to the ones who tries to 'send' the sluggard... whomever that might be... To that one who tries to urge the unwilling 'ass/donkey' to budge.. barely.. hardly... like smoke to the eyes is the one who tries to 'move' an unwilling 'donkey'.
Like smoke to the eyes are the ones who tries to 'send'/ to put into motion, the sluggard....
But besides this,, does The Holy Bible say anything about 'smoke'? no.. not really..
However, does the New Testament say anything about 'foods'? About certain 'foods' to be held and treated as it could be 'sin' or a 'sinful' act? But again, does the New Testament even speak of 'sin' in of itself or is 'sin' an Old Testament thing and if so, then why should/would New Testament persons be concerned? Damned if they 'know', damned if they don't... ... So it's better to not... And for this reason, probably, does the New Testament NOT speak about 'sin' but rather 'transgression' of 'Law' which is spoken of in The Book of Galatia, a Gentile 'place', pertaining to 'keeping' the 'Local Galatian' Laws that kept Galatian citizens civilized; or at least attempted to....
So although drinks and smoke is not mentioned of in the New Testament, is 'food' mentioned?
As a matter of fact it is.. In Acts chapter 15...
Acts 15:5 "But there rose up certain of the sect of the Pharisees which believed, saying, That it was needful to circumcise them, and to command them to keep the law of Moses."
Acts 15: 18 "Known unto God are all his works from the beginning of the world. 19Wherefore my sentence is, that we trouble not them, which from among the Gentiles are turned to God: 20But that we write unto them, that they abstain from pollutions of idols, and from fornication, and from things strangled, and from blood. "
And here it mentions 'meats'.. Acts 15: 29"That ye abstain from meats offered to idols, and from blood, and from things strangled, and from fornication: from which if ye keep yourselves, ye shall do well. Fare ye well."
And so... this meat thing.. in the same sentence with idols, with blood, with strangulation and with fornication.. From Whom does this 'come' from? From The LORD? From God? From Christ Messiah? From The Apostles?
So there is a difference between meat, drink and smoke... and there is a difference between Godliness and health and the association between them in the proper, Godly, righteous manner.... Not in the manner of 'not even 1 drop of alcohol' ideology.
So who would equate Godliness and health being in the same 'boat' unto Salvation?
From where does this idea of health come from? From the belly... The belly is as a god unto mankind.. When the belly growls the person becomes upset..
So this idea that health and Godliness are in the same boat come from those whose dietary 'detoxing' is causing them to spew all forms of venom into the streets.. When a person detoxes, mostly against his/her own will, that person will end up saying all manners of things undesired... Detoxing from meat is the same as detoxing from any other 'chemical'. Even Tobacco. But does The Holy Bible warn or advise against smoking Tobacco? Not alluding to smoking or not smoking but does it say anything about smoking? Of course it doesn't say anything about syringe needles since those were 'invented' much later... But does The Holy Bible say anything about 'smoking', or inhaling 'smoke'?
And does The Holy Bible say anything about alcohol? Yes.. What does it say? To not partake? To not even consume 1 drop? No.. it says to not get caught up in alcohol drinking to become 'debaucherous', 'licentious'. To not get 'overly' drunk where the person is not keeping to his/her manners/ his/her courtesies, his/her proper social behavior.. not behaving as wild men whirling a sword around endangering the lives of others around all for self sake.. Drunkeness usually has that involved. The lacking of concern towards others' thoughts and emotions.. it's all about I, I, I.
And so The Holy Bible warns against over drinking, over indulgence... getting intoxicated or 'drunk'... But it does NOT say to abstain, to refrain, to run away from 1 drop of alcohol....
And so does The Holy Bible mention anything about 'smoke'? As smoke to the eyes, so also the messenger who brings false reports, or something like that?
Proverbs 10:26 “As vinegar to the teeth, and as smoke to the eyes, so is the sluggard to them that send him.”
As smoke is to the eyes; so is the sluggard to them that send him...
Send who?
Send those who are wrong doers in the previous verses or the right doers in the same verses?
To whom will the sluggard be as smoke to the eyes? Probably to the ones who tries to 'send' the sluggard... whomever that might be... To that one who tries to urge the unwilling 'ass/donkey' to budge.. barely.. hardly... like smoke to the eyes is the one who tries to 'move' an unwilling 'donkey'.
Like smoke to the eyes are the ones who tries to 'send'/ to put into motion, the sluggard....
But besides this,, does The Holy Bible say anything about 'smoke'? no.. not really..
However, does the New Testament say anything about 'foods'? About certain 'foods' to be held and treated as it could be 'sin' or a 'sinful' act? But again, does the New Testament even speak of 'sin' in of itself or is 'sin' an Old Testament thing and if so, then why should/would New Testament persons be concerned? Damned if they 'know', damned if they don't... ... So it's better to not... And for this reason, probably, does the New Testament NOT speak about 'sin' but rather 'transgression' of 'Law' which is spoken of in The Book of Galatia, a Gentile 'place', pertaining to 'keeping' the 'Local Galatian' Laws that kept Galatian citizens civilized; or at least attempted to....
So although drinks and smoke is not mentioned of in the New Testament, is 'food' mentioned?
As a matter of fact it is.. In Acts chapter 15...
Acts 15:5 "But there rose up certain of the sect of the Pharisees which believed, saying, That it was needful to circumcise them, and to command them to keep the law of Moses."
Acts 15: 18 "Known unto God are all his works from the beginning of the world. 19Wherefore my sentence is, that we trouble not them, which from among the Gentiles are turned to God: 20But that we write unto them, that they abstain from pollutions of idols, and from fornication, and from things strangled, and from blood. "
And here it mentions 'meats'.. Acts 15: 29"That ye abstain from meats offered to idols, and from blood, and from things strangled, and from fornication: from which if ye keep yourselves, ye shall do well. Fare ye well."
And so... this meat thing.. in the same sentence with idols, with blood, with strangulation and with fornication.. From Whom does this 'come' from? From The LORD? From God? From Christ Messiah? From The Apostles?
So there is a difference between meat, drink and smoke... and there is a difference between Godliness and health and the association between them in the proper, Godly, righteous manner.... Not in the manner of 'not even 1 drop of alcohol' ideology.
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