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A rebuttal to David Wilber about the Torah food laws and Mark 7

Mark 7:19 ends with the phrase "Thus he declared all food clean." And this passage is a source of great controversy for our Hebrew Roots (aka Torah observant, pronomian) friends. David Wilber (of 119 Ministries) recently put out a video in which offers four reasons the traditional Christian reading of Mark 7:1-23 is wrong. And he also offers his own very interesting alternate interpretation. Let's check it out! LINK TO DAVID'S FULL VIDEO Did Jesus reject the Torah's dietary laws? (Mark 7:1-23)    • Did Jesus reject the Torah's dietary laws?...   SCHOLARSHIP In David’s video, he cited several scholars in support of his alternate interpretation of Mark 7:19. For those interested in scholarship on this issue, here are eight quotes from scholars who support the conclusion that Mark 7:19 teaches that Jesus’ teaching in this passage had the Torah’s kosher food laws in view. https://rlsolberg.com/Mark7Scholarshi... DONATE TO OUR MINISTRY https://TheBiblicalRoots.org/#donate (Thank you!) OUR LINKS https://linktr.ee/thebiblicalroots 00:00 Open 00:48 A quick overview of Mark 7:1-23: the New Covenant, the Torah, and the kosher (kashrut) foods laws 06:05 David's point #1 Hypocrisy 09:59 David's point #2 Hand washing 11:29 David's point #3 Ambiguity 13:18 David's point #4 Continuity 16:27 David's alternate interpretation of Mark 7:19 Subtítulos disponibles en español Marcos 7:19 termina con la frase "Así declaró limpio todo alimento". Y este pasaje es una fuente de gran controversia para nuestros amigos de las raíces hebreas (también conocidas como observantes de la Torá, pronomian). David Wilber (de 119 Ministries) publicó recientemente un video en el que ofrece cuatro razones por las que la lectura cristiana tradicional de Marcos 7:1-23 es incorrecta. Y también ofrece su propia interpretación alternativa muy interesante. ¡Vamos a ver!