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My only suggestion is to call such a creature a grub opposed to worm.
And interesting parallel would be the grub in the account of yonah(jonah).
Worm is typically a classification for asexual species alone. Where as grubs are typically the larvae offspring of male/female.
Excellent subject sis.
And Thank you Lulav for sharing this.
A blessing indeed.
My only suggestion is to call such a creature a grub opposed to worm.
And interesting parallel would be the grub in the account of yonah(jonah).
Worm is typically a classification for asexual species alone. Where as grubs are typically the larvae offspring of male/female.
Excellent subject sis.
And Thank you Lulav for sharing this.
A blessing indeed.
Don't get too excited just yet..
The insect in question is a louse, which is somewhat parasitic in nature.
Not exactly the epitomy of Our Lord Yeshua.
Further more, consider the tree(oak that they feed upon. Abstain from blood is What I hear in the Spirit.
The oak is firstly an example of cruelty that befell a certain nation that was deceived.
Ya'akov left a reminder of such. And So to did The Lord when avshalom received his punishment for mercilessly, and decietfully conceited to rebellion.
Personally, I would never consider my Lord Yeshua to be such an insect.
Humble yes, parasitic no. Never.
As for the red dye used.
There is many a tradition in the Talmud that explains there is no such knowledge of its source.
And for good reason in my humble opinion.
I've fellowshipped with viz for a few yrs now and have learned that she will share or distribute what she finds to help inform.
Whether or not she offers an opinion on the subject should be the focus.
So from what I've shared and what is currently available concerning entomology.
Ask yourself if either a worm, or grub lays eggs?
Answer; they don't.
So what was this information really about?
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