You now know why the four synoptic gospels, which make up the New Testament, are mysteriously silent on Jesus' diet, his teaching on animal welfare, spiritual vegetarianism, and the food he recommended. Jesus forbade the killing of land and water animals, and the eating of meat, fish, and eggs. It prohibited the raising of animals for the sole purpose of killing them and consuming their flesh. He had condemned the killing of animals under the cover of sacrifice, which The Eternal Father Himself had condemned with these words:

“Stop bringing empty offerings (stop animal sacrifices). Incense horrifies Me. I cannot see crime with solemnities. When you stretch out your hands, I turn my eyes away from you. Even though you multiply the prayers, I do not listen. Your hands are full of blood”.

It is after these magnificent words of the Supreme Father that Jesus said:

“Go and learn what it means: I enjoy mercy, not sacrifice”.

The modified speech.

Among the many modified words of Jesus, there is one that I particularly dislike, for it distances man from the truth, from God the Father, and plunges him into the darkness of ignorance, perdition and perpetual sin.

Jesus had asked his disciples and the apostles to travel through the villages, the plains, the countryside, in order to meet people eager to elevate their spiritual essence, to know the true original gospel, and to go to God the Father. He had made it clear to them, when they were invited to enter a house, and that they would be offered bed and board, to tell their host that they were vegetarians, and did not eat any food containing meat, fish and eggs. They all humbly and faithfully observed and practiced this magnificent philosophy, this life rooted in purity.

Also, if they were offered a dish based on meat, fish or egg, they politely rejected it and refused to eat. This is the beautiful attitude of those who practice spiritual vegetarianism. They live in purity.

It is written, “It is not what goes into the mouth that defiles a man, but what comes out of the mouth defiles a man.”

This word is not of Jesus, because it is false and lying.

This is the true word of Jesus, the one that preserves man from impurities and sin.

“What goes into a man's mouth and what comes out of it, that is what can defile him.

What comes out of the mouth, through the word of which the thought is the essence and the deeds which characterize the fruits, comes from the mind and the heart, this is what defiles man. It is from the mind and the heart that come evil thoughts, murders, adulteries, fornications, thefts, false witness, and slander.

Eating meat, fish and eggs defiles the mind and heart of man, therefore everything that comes out of his mouth is automatically defiled.”