CLEAN AND UNCLEAN ANIMALS 2

 

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   Not all animals are suitable for humans in food.

   Modern medical scientists only in the nineteenth century confirmed what has long been known: The Bible does not accidentally divides animals on the net, that is, suitable for food, and unclean - the nurses of nature, which because of their belonging to these contain toxic substances and very harmful, special bacteria. The ban on unclean animals is NOT a ritual ban, but is directly related to our health, because many diseases, especially internal organs, are the result of improper nutrition.

   The scriptures, given the knowledge of ancient people, divide the animals into four basic classes: terrestrial animals, aquatic animals, birds and reptiles.

   Unclean terrestrial animals are those that are terrestrial, that "do not chew gum" or "do not have forked hooves", and especially listed four of the impure: camel, hare,  jerboa and pig.

   All poultry (chicken, turkey, duck, goose, quail) are clean, and the unclean birds in the Pentateuch are listed, such as Swan and ostrich.

   Only a few species, such as locusts, are edible from insects.

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   As for fishes and other aquatic animals, it is possible to eat only those who have fins and scales. Crustaceans, oysters and other seafood are not suitable for food, as well as Sturgeon, which has fins, but instead of scales shell.

   The Guide for American Sailors (special brochure) contains instructions for the event of shipwreck and falling on a deserted island, what fish can be eat and what is not with the description of each. There is a lot of text, but on the last page it is said: "If you have not managed to learn all this, remember the main thing: only that has both fins and scales, suitable for food!"

LIST OF PURE FISHES

Anchous Hamsa

Awrah

Red mullet

Barabulya

Pink Salmon

Dorada

Fish

Zubarik

Catfish

Flounder (with scales)

Baltic River Flounder

Long Flounder

Flounder Long Red

Sea Flounder

River Flounder (except turbot or large Rhomb)

Crucian Carp

Carp (except leathery carp)

Chum

Mullet

Silver Salmon

Sprat

Conduit

Sea Smelt

Rudd

Sea Cuckoo

Striped Weasel

Bream

Dab

Lin

Salmon

Mackerel

Marena (not to be confused with Murena!)

Merlan (no additional names)

Whiting

Hake

Pollack

Capelin

Ling

Perch

Golden perch

Red Perch

Sea bass

Pike Perch

Halibut Atlantic

Sail

Halibut

Bonito

Pelengas

Gudgeon

Rooster Marine

Haddock

Roach

Whiting

Carp

Side

Saury

Baltic herring

Sardina

Herring

Salmon

Mackerel (no worms!)

Pike perch (without worms!)

Sultanka

Cod (without worms!)

Atlantic cod

Trigla Yellow

Trigla Striped

Trigla Gray

Tuna

Sprat

Swamp

Usach Marine

River Moustache

Trout

Hamsa

Heck

Hiena

Chehon

Sprats

Pike

Pike Marine

Pike Northern Whiting

Sea Tongue (Solea)