http://members.tripod.com/~angelman48/jesus.html
about JESUS the VEGETARIAN
For among many Bible scholars this is common knowledge and has been known for 2000 years.
In fact, Christ can not be found any place in the Bible as actually being seen eating flesh of any kind. Many of His parables referred to fishing and fishers of men, all have symbolic meaning as research proves.
Many state Jesus ate fish and the Passover Lamb; this is untrue, as writings from the early church fathers prove. In fact only in the past century has much light been shed on the actual life of Christ, as very little can be found in the Bible itself.
It would be contrary to expect otherwise from the Teacher of Righteousness, as He based His humane diet on the unchangeable laws of God at Gen. 1:29 where it speaks of a vegetarian diet. Verse 30 gives the same diet to the animals as well. This original law or divine formula was given to Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden where nothing died. No killing of the animals, fowl, or fish would be tolerated in Eden, this was a Holy Sanctuary of God. I believe that the Garden of Eden, rather than being in the past, is actually a vision of what could await humanity if we are good stewards of the planet.
Yes, this divine formula for man's everlasting good health, both physical and spiritual, was of unchanging nature. What was good for Adam would also be good for Jesus and even man today.
Read James 1:16-18.
Adam and Eve (symbolizing humanity in the beginning) were created in perfect health by the greatest physician in the Universe, Jehovah God. To argue other-wise, that God did not know what He was doing at the time would indeed be foolish.
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