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Coles Are Duck and Goose Levitically Clean Meats? at Bayshore Shopping Centre in Ottawa, ON
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Do you keep the Levitical/Mosaic health laws regarding clean and unclean food? If so (and perhaps even if not), you have probably heard of the controversy surrounding the swan (and by relation the duck and goose) being an unclean meat. The KJV Bible lists the swan as an unclean bird. However, later translations such as the NKJV have changed this to owl. There remains to this day a debate among Jewish and Christian communities as to which translation is correct and whether or not the swan family of birds is unclean. Willard D. Forest, desiring to know the truth for himself, investigated the matter for himself. The result was this 9,000-word essay that delves deeply into the topic, analyzing both the translation and biological sides of the issue while trying to be more-or-less objective. He has decided to share his findings with others who may be seeking answers just as he did. Mr. Forest does not claim to be a university professor or anything fancy like that, but rather an average man who has done his best job to research and investigate the topic at hand and produce a quality, scholarly work.
Due to difficulties with the Hebrew script used in this work and the formatting software used by the author, there is no print edition.
Do you keep the Levitical/Mosaic health laws regarding clean and unclean food? If so (and perhaps even if not), you have probably heard of the controversy surrounding the swan (and by relation the duck and goose) being an unclean meat. The KJV Bible lists the swan as an unclean bird. However, later translations such as the NKJV have changed this to owl. There remains to this day a debate among Jewish and Christian communities as to which translation is correct and whether or not the swan family of birds is unclean. Willard D. Forest, desiring to know the truth for himself, investigated the matter for himself. The result was this 9,000-word essay that delves deeply into the topic, analyzing both the translation and biological sides of the issue while trying to be more-or-less objective. He has decided to share his findings with others who may be seeking answers just as he did. Mr. Forest does not claim to be a university professor or anything fancy like that, but rather an average man who has done his best job to research and investigate the topic at hand and produce a quality, scholarly work.
Due to difficulties with the Hebrew script used in this work and the formatting software used by the author, there is no print edition.
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