Why Jews and Muslims Avoid Pork—But Many Christians Don’t (The Real Reason)

Why is pork clearly forbidden in Judaism and Islam—yet many Christians eat it without a second thought? Is it hypocrisy… a misunderstanding… or something deeper hidden in the story of covenant, purity, and identity?

In this documentary-style breakdown, we trace the rule back to its roots: the Torah’s dietary laws, the meaning of “clean” and “unclean,” and why these commands mattered for Israel’s holiness and distinctiveness. Then we follow the turning point in the New Testament—how early followers of Jesus wrestled with food laws, Gentile believers, and what it meant to belong to God without becoming culturally Jewish. We’ll explore key passages, historical context, and the real difference between “God changed” and “the covenant changed.”

Along the way, we’ll also look at how different Christian traditions interpret these texts, including discussions that sometimes reference the ethiopian bible and the wider Ethiopian Christian canon. What does the ethiopian bible preserve about early Christian practice? How do people use the ethiopian bible in debates about law, purity, and tradition—and what should we be careful not to claim? We’ll keep it grounded, fair, and text-focused, while acknowledging why the ethiopian bible is often brought into these conversations. By the end, you’ll understand why the ethiopian bible is mentioned in some circles—and why the core answer still hinges on covenant and interpretation.

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This long-form video presents biblical teachings and reflections based on Scripture. It is created for educational and inspirational purposes. The content reflects common Christian interpretations of the Bible and is shared to encourage learning and faith. Some elements may be summarized or expressed through narration for clarity. This video is not a historical reenactment or a factual documentary. It is intended for spiritual reflection and personal growth. Thank you for watching. May God bless you.