Chapter

 1 60|        between clean and unclean foods as well as the uncleanness
 2 60|        one who has eaten unclean foods cannot receive the precious
 3 61|        between clean and unclean foods belongs to the ceremonial
 4 61| distinction of clean and unclean foods found in the old Law pertains
 5 62|        between clean and unclean foods belongs to the ceremonial
 6 63|        between clean and unclean foods, nevertheless the Church
 7 63|    precepts on clean and unclean foods, may be restored. The Western
 8 64| Christians distinguished between foods for some reason and abstained
 9 64|      They did not consider these foods prohibited in any way, yet
10 64|       they considered that these foods were absolutely prohibited" (
11 65|        between clean and unclean foods and abstained from blood
12 65|        make us abstain from some foods. We do this not because
13 66|          to abstain from certain foods which the Mosaic Law called
14 66|        the Jewish distinction of foods by the words, "We command
15 66|          command that all impure foods be considered purified,
16 66|        Armenia, taught that such foods should be blessed with prayers" (
17 67|       avoid partaking of unclean foods through zeal for the Church,