Chapter

 1 2|   blessed things which were not clean, or in subsequently reprobating
 2 2|    which He had blessed as both clean and good. And of this the
 3 2|       granted for use, as being clean; some it interdicted as
 4 2|      some it interdicted as not clean, and conveying pollution
 5 2|    character to those that were clean, that those which chew the
 6 2|        and divide the hoofs are clean; those are unclean which
 7 2|     said that those indeed were clean which were covered with
 8 2|         were otherwise were not clean. Moreover, it established
 9 2|       either an abomination, or clean. Thus the law ordained the
10 2|        to say that they are not clean, than that the law has separated
11 2|         of things which are not clean; and the blame attached
12 2|        who did not produce them clean; to say which is certainly
13 2|         creatures that were not clean might have been utterly
14 3| whatever was ordained by God is clean and purified by the very
15 3|      how the Lord distinguishes clean and not clean. The creatures
16 3|     distinguishes clean and not clean. The creatures that are
17 3|          The creatures that are clean, it says, both chew the
18 3|         the creation of both as clean, because both He who created
19 3|     that are depicted. They are clean if they chew the cud; that
20 3|       things are not themselves clean either, inasmuch as they
21 3|     both, as believers, and are clean; or one of the two, as Jews
22 7|     creation, every creature is clean. But when it has been offered