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Animals forbidden to be eaten by Israelites -Bible
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Animals forbidden to be eaten by Israelites -Bible
3781384 Animals forbidden to be eaten by Israelites -Bible; (add.info.: Animals forbidden to be eaten by Israelites. (camel, coney, hare, swine, eagle, ossifrage, ospray, vulture, raven, owl, night hawk, cuckow, cormorant, swan, pelican, gier eagle, stork, lapwing, bat, weasel, mouse, tortoise, ferret, chameleon, lizard, snail, mole). Leviticus, chapter XI.
Cassell's Illustrated Family Bible. Cassell, Petter & Galpin. London, Paris and New York. 19th century); Lebrecht History
Media ID 33389680
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Christianity Religion Forbidden Israelites Judaic Leviticus 19e Siecle 19th Century 19th C Gravure Engraving Jewish Religion Kosher Literary Arts
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This print showcases a fascinating aspect of ancient Israelite culture and religious practices. Taken from Cassell's Illustrated Family Bible, published in the 19th century, this engraving depicts a comprehensive list of animals forbidden to be eaten by the Israelites as outlined in the biblical book of Leviticus. The intricate detail captured in this image allows us to explore the diverse range of creatures that were considered off-limits for consumption. From larger mammals like camels and swine to birds such as eagles and vultures, no species was exempt from these dietary restrictions. Even smaller creatures like mice, snails, and bats found their place on this extensive list. This print not only provides insight into the specific dietary laws observed by ancient Israelites but also offers a glimpse into their deep-rooted religious beliefs. The prohibition against consuming certain animals was an integral part of Jewish law known as kashrut or kosher. By studying this historical artifact, we gain a greater understanding of how religion influenced daily life during antiquity. It serves as a reminder that food choices can carry profound cultural significance beyond mere sustenance. Bridgeman Images has expertly preserved this piece from Lebrecht History collection, allowing us to appreciate its artistic value while delving into its historical context. As we examine each meticulously engraved creature on display here, we are transported back in time to an era where adherence to divine commandments shaped every aspect of society – even what ended up on one's plate.
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