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Practice, practice, pratice

'Just' written words.
The Bible is not just written words as some insist.
They are only written words for those who do not hear the voice of God inhabiting those written words.
That would be a different topic from what I addressed.
 
Please, no more of this "flat earth" talk. It's way off topic and better had on another kind of forum, anyway.

:topic
 
Turns out, Wabbits do in fact Chew cud. The Hebrew Word means already chewed, and Wabbits spit up and eat it again, just they don't do it like clove hoofed animals.
Well, not exactly. They don't "spit it up".
They eat their poop.

"Some herbivorous animals consume part of their own feces, thus recovering fermentation products that have passed through the digestive tract. This process of reingestion of feces occurs in many rodents (Thacker and Brandt 1955) and in all genera of hares and rabbits (Carles 1977; Hamilton 1955; Kirkpatrick 1956; Lechleitner 1957; McBee 1971; Myers 1955; Southern 1940; Watson 1954; Watson and Taylor 1955). Reingestion of feces is an especially well-developed practice in Lagomorphs (rabbits and hares) and is important for their adequate nutrition."
http://www.grisda.org/origins/04102.htm

iakov the fool
 
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