Are All Things Clean? (Mark 7:19)
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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Unclean Things: Pots and Ovens
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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