Honey comes from bees—unclean insects—so is it considered unclean? This teaching examines passages like Leviticus 2:11 and shows that while honey was not to be burned on the altar, it was permitted as food. It clarifies the difference between clean and unclean and addresses common misconceptions.
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Leviticus 11 and other passages explain how certain vessels become unclean and must be broken or cleansed. This teaching discusses the laws regarding earthen pots, ovens and other utensils and explores the underlying principles of purity and holiness.
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A brief teaching exploring whether mushrooms are considered clean or unclean according to biblical dietary laws, helping viewers understand how to classify foods.
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This teaching clarifies Yeshua’s statement in Mark 7:19, explaining that He was rejecting Pharisaic hand‑washing traditions and did not declare unclean animals to be food.
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In this week’s Parashah Point on the portion Noach, we look at Genesis 9:3 to see if Noah could eat all animals, both the clean and unclean.
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