how vs why One distinction about the blood from an animal found dead is that it could not be poured out. Another distinction is that if an Israelite ate a dead unbled carcass he became ceremonially unclean by doing so. - Fishy
Yes that is correct. When an animal has died its blood cannot be poured out. Therefore if you eat it you are also going to eat its blood. Amazingly the person who did this did not get cut off. Why not?
He became unclean - so what? Doing stuff that made you unclean was not a sin or a crime. Having sex with your wife made you ceremonially unclean, touching a dead animal made you unclean. Lots of things did.
But all of the law needs to be considered not just the verses that you like with your explanations about them.
I have thoroughly considered every single one of them in this thread as you are well aware.
30 “‘But the person who does something deliberately, whether he is native-born or a foreign resident, is blaspheming Jehovah and must be cut off from among his people.
Eating an unbled animal found dead was not a sin so this verse has no relevance.
21 “You must not eat any animal that was found dead. You may give it to the foreign resident who is inside your cities, and he may eat it, or it may be sold to a foreigner. For you are a holy people to Jehovah your God.
I discussed this verse at length. You ignored my answer and now you pretend I haven't answered it. This is why I call you a coward and a liar.
31 “You should prove yourselves holy people to me, and you must not eat the flesh of anything in the field that has been torn by a wild animal. You should throw it to the dogs.
This verse is about an animal torn by wild beasts. It was bled. It has no relevance to our conversation.
You have not shown that blood is not sacred to God. You have only shown in your argument that blood from a creature that is not slaughtered for food should not be -based on your argument.
I have never attempted to show that blood is not sacred to god. I have consistently said the exact opposite.
Now my two questions...