![]() The Kosher regulations essentially say do not mix these two types of energy. Meat since it can not be eaten live has the energy of death. It never truly spoils although we may decide to throw it out because to us it is spoiled. The Kabbalah explains this phrase “Do not boil a kid in its mother's milk” as “do not mix the essence of things that you put into your mouth." This is because Milk has the energy of Continuity, since Milk when it spoils becomes cheese or yogurt and when that spoils it becomes a different cheese or another product that people may eat. This section of the Torah also adds additional regulations regarding what is Kosher. The third time it appears is Deuteronomy Chapter 14 Verse 21. It is an indication that the regulations are somewhat different than they were before the Sin of the Golden Calf. ![]() This chapter is describing the second set of tablets. The second time the phrase occurs is Chapter 34 Verse 26. This is very unusual since the Torah does not add additional words or letters. This last phrase repeats in the Torah two additional times. You shall not boil a kid in its mother's milk." In this Chapter, which is the Parasha of Mishpatim, says "The first of the first fruits of your land you shall bring into the house of HaShem (The Temple). The next time the Torah refers to Kosher Food is in Chapter 23 Verse 19 of Exodus. I will explain below how this coded message applies to Kosher Food. Then the Torah says he stood by them under the Tree and they ate. It says he served them butter and milk and the calf he had prepared and set it before them. It describes the serving by Abraham to the three men/angels who came to visit him after his Circumcision. The first time Kosher is described in the Torah it is in a concealed way. The word Kosher as spelled above is not in the Torah at all. Man eats animals to provide a path to elevate the human souls when it is time for them to die and rise to a higher level. that provide nutrients for both the plants and animals. After the flood he was given permission since many negative actions of the generation of the flood required reincarnation into animals and plants that are eaten by animals and rocks and streams, etc. Prior to the flood Man did not have permission to eat animals. One of which gives Noach permission to eat animals, just not living animals. In that Parasha upon the exit by the family of Noach HaShem gives him the 7 Noachide Laws. The animals boarded the ark two by two except the clean animals which boarded 7 by 7. The first time Kosher food preparation is hinted at is in the Time of Noach. Let us look at what the Torah says generally. These regulations come from the Torah and from the Oral Law. The preparation of food, the serving of food, and the eating of food that is based on Jewish or Torah regulations. In Jewish religious law Kosher means according to Jewish Law this food is being served in a Kosher manner. Such as "This action you will take is Kosher." Or "His actions are Kosher." Or "She went to the mikvah so now she is Kosher." Or "Do they do things Kosher?" In slang usage in English Kosher is used to describe things that are qualified under the law. lawful or proper: allowed by law, or regarded as correct or proper preparing or selling kosher food: preparing or selling foods that are fit and suitable under Jewish lawģ. lawful or proper: allowed by law, or regarded as correct or properĢ. ![]() The meaning of that word in Hebrew is fit valid proper ability proficiency power opportunity to make something right and to be right.ġ. The dictionary meaning of Kosher and the street use of the word Kosher are somewhat different. Yes, I know a microwave is not the best or healthiest form of heating or cooking. So I buy prepared foods and have two microwaves. This is my choice of lifestyle and because I never learned how to cook properly and do not enjoy cleaning up dishes. 13 – What is Kosher?īefore I explain this I issue you a warning about myself.
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