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While I know this pastor was meaning dust bunnies, I am going to go the route of Lev 11. Three Years ago Greg and I went to a Mexican restaurant (a new one) and I had ordered nachos with shredded chicken. The waitress told me that they didn’t have shredded chicken to which I replied ok…then just chicken. When I got the order they had shredded meat on it and I thought okay I guess they figured out how to shred chicken anyway. Within 15 minutes of eating the nachos my stomach rumbled like it was really upset and so I pushed dinner aside. By that night I was throwing up. By the next morning it was coming out the number two end in Liquid form, while still throwing up. For three days I couldn’t get anything to stay down. I kept on having images of Abba with a ? grumbling about his home being a Cesspool. Finally on day three I pleaded to Abba to cleanse me basically saying “ABBA I asked for chicken, you know I asked for chicken!” I had been on a clean diet for almost 5 yrs when this happened, and after this happened I temporarily lost my sense of smell for the unclean. What I mean by that is that at the time if I delivered anything that contained meats that were not lev 11 clean I could smell it. It is the most raunchy smell you can imagine, like the smell of A corpse. And I could smell it through plastic and cardboard packaging. It stinks to high heaven. It’s even worse when it’s been cooked like going into a convenience store and having their hotdogs cooking nasty smells that make you wanna gag. I now have this ability to smell the unclean back again but it’s not as strong as it was before. And we definitely don’t ever go to that restaurant ever again.

Initially I wanted to go the route of explaining why it’s so important to only consume things that are biblically clean A.k.a. approved on the lev 11 list. And then go to Isaiah 66 and then go to Ezekiel 8, and then go to the Maccabees but doing that would have gotten this question to be massively long and a bit off topic.

While I know this pastor was meaning dust bunnies, I am going to go the route of Lev 11. Three Years ago Greg and I went to a Mexican restaurant (a new one) and I had ordered nachos with shredded chicken. The waitress told me that they didn’t have shredded chicken to which I replied ok…then just chicken. When I got the order they had shredded meat on it and I thought okay I guess they figured out how to shred chicken anyway. Within 15 minutes of eating the nachos my stomach rumbled like it was really upset and so I pushed dinner aside. By that night I was throwing up. By the next morning it was coming out the number two end in Liquid form, while still throwing up. For three days I couldn’t get anything to stay down. I kept on having images of Abba with a ? grumbling about his home being a Cesspool. Finally on day three I pleaded to Abba to cleanse me basically saying “ABBA I asked for chicken, you know I asked for chicken!” I had been on a clean diet for almost 5 yrs when this happened, and after this happened I temporarily lost my sense of smell for the unclean. What I mean by that is that at the time if I delivered anything that contained meats that were not lev 11 clean I could smell it. It is the most raunchy smell you can imagine, like the smell of A corpse. And I could smell it through plastic and cardboard packaging. It stinks to high heaven. It’s even worse when it’s been cooked like going into a convenience store and having their hotdogs cooking nasty smells that make you wanna gag. I now have this ability to smell the unclean back again but it’s not as strong as it was before. And we definitely don’t ever go to that restaurant ever again.  
 
Initially I wanted to go the route of explaining why it’s so important to only consume things that are biblically clean A.k.a. approved on the lev  11 list. And then go to Isaiah 66 and then go to Ezekiel 8, and then go to the Maccabees but doing that would have gotten this question to be massively long and a bit off topic.

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