While taking another stab at the practices of mainstream Christianity (to hold services on a particular day), the WT strangely explains what "abstaining from blood" means in Acts 15:
On page 10:
"...The Scriptures indicate that some commands
given to Israel also applied to those
in the Christian congregation. These included
the commands to abstain from idolatry
and fornication, as well as from eating blood (emphasys added) .
(Acts 15:28, 29) Significantly, the commands
regarding the weekly Sabbath were not included
among the ones that Christians were required
to obey.—Romans 14:5.
What do you think? I say it's pretty cut and dry.
Do you know of other printed material where the WT unambiguosly says that "abstain from blood" actually means "do not eat blood"?