Again, ad infinitum, those of us who make a promise
to God and want to combine Spirit and Law must
follow that. Paul was specifically citing people who
followed Law *without* Spirit or those who felt that
membership/titles/genes in a particular group were
enough.
My point now is that the food issue is nitpicky on
*how* the Law is applied which was warned against.
If this issue was of such great importance, Jesus
might also have spent more time on it and cleared
it up. Instead, He had people pass around fish
and loaves until there was enough to *feed the hungry.*
I don't know what a modern Jesus would do if all
He had was a bag of pork rinds and a ham sandwich
available for 60000 people at the superdome.
I think we all know what the original Jewish Rabbi
Jesus ate --a Torah diet.
Is it possible that *both* are ok? Can someone
who keeps the Torah diet and someone else
who keeps the Gentile diet be equal? Is that what
the NT would give us?
Our Master also showed us that food was of
minor importance. He told the devil this during
the time in the desert.
So again, Brothers and Sisters, why so much
fuss over small stones when there are large
boulders in the way of the Church at this time?