Do Not ADD or TAKE AWAY From Torah!

[@cmmn_crdnl]

I think there is a clear difference between “suffering” and “torture.” People seem to get those mixed up

[@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah]

totally

[@Still.In.Saigon]

@@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah Animals Suffer, Men Torture... as I have always seen it.

[@darkijah-andersjehovahsn7893]

I guess like killing and Murder.

[@soapyacreshomestead2226]

I have never killed an animal but I have watched my husband every year we butcher our chickens. It is nearly impossible to cause no suffering. That is a part of it. I always believed it was necessary so we didn’t take more than what we need. Unlike mass production where they butcher more than what will be used we butcher what we know we will eat. No unnecessary suffering is what I live by.

[@PapaPepper]

My son caught a raccoon. It looked cute. I reached out my hand to try to pet it. It growled and tried to bite me through the live trap. That raccoon has not watched as many Disney movies as the average American. This needs to stop.

[@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah]

LOL 🤣

[@jasonskerbitz298]

What need(ed) to stop..... was you putting your hand into the cage/trap with the "rabid" racoon..... DERP!.... LOL. And yeah.... stop watching all that Disney crapola while you're at it.... .HEEHEE. ;-)

[@PapaPepper]

@@jasonskerbitz298 HEEHEE DERP

[@t.scottmajor1316]

"Know well the condition of your flocks, and give attention to your herds" - Proverbs 27:23

[@t.scottmajor1316]

"Whoever is righteous has regard for the life of his beast, but the mercy of the wicked is cruel." - Proverbs 12:10

[@jonathanbrown4446]

Amein

[@pegtop5455]

That is why we take excellent care of our farm animals which we kill and eat, and of our work animals which seem to absolutely love their job.

[@t.scottmajor1316]

​@@pegtop5455 So do I. Shalom.

[@leighwatts8054]

Loved the point you made about God instructing Noah to take the clean animals by 7 (male & female) and unclean by 2. My Mother always taught me an easy way to remember that scripture.. (by 7 & 2) Genesis 7:2. Great teaching Zach!! Thank you!

[@kerrynjordaan]

I was listing to this while driving and I was laughing at myself because I did think the animal just stood there waiting for the big chop! I am SO naive! I have never killed anything and had never given it much thought until this video. Great video, really enjoyed it and I'm still laughing myself! At least I know a bit better now. PS: Also looking forward to having giraffe in the GE. Thanks Zach!

[@Debra309]

You couldn’t be more spot on! I’ve only processed chickens and I do garden. Neither one is anything like Disney although those that haven’t a clue are more than happy to tell you how.

[@pamanderson1417]

And once you have processed an animal, you will forever have a deep respect for the meat you eat.

[@Debra309]

@@pamanderson1417 you couldn’t be more correct. It’s not easy to take an animal’s life. The first time I did it, I was pretty upset, shed a few tears. It Could be why Yah instructed the children of Israel to account for their sins with a sacrifice. I love Torah. Consequences are a beautiful deterrent and worked well to keep everyone in check. Would be nice to have some of that today. Shalom.

[@mrspleasants8529]

When I was about four years old my parents took me to the zoo. We were at the Giraffes and I was feeding them peanuts when a one of them took my whole hand in its mouth. I was obviously freaking out and the zoo keeper had to come to get my hand back...I am still scared mentally...chuckle and a wink. So, yes Zach, I wanna eat me some Giraffe!

[@ELOAAMinistries]

Wow!

[@t.scottmajor1316]

"Are not five sparrows sold for two pennies? And not one of them is forgotten before God." - Luke 12:6

[@brianellis7291]

Well said!! It's not hard!! Like you said! Don't add or take away!..

[@robinpounds6599]

Leviticus 17:13, let blood drain to ground and cover. I consider this a procedure of processing that we try to practice in our family.

[@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah]

Absolutely

[@2besavedcom-7]

I'm glad you mentioned this! I made a rather lengthy post regarding these Commands before I read yours, to point out that eating meant butchered in an abattoir, where the blood is collected and used for black pudding and all sorts of things, is not slaughtered according to the Torah (see Deu 12:16,24: 15:23 for three witnesses) and thus unfit for consumption. The life is in the blood.

[@SepticFuddy]

@@2besavedcom-7 I submit to you that the commandment to pour the blood and cover it is aimed at the slaughterer/butcher. The commandment not to eat blood, on the other hand, is for all. So long as that blood is being removed, even for such unbiblical purposes, the meat that blood was removed from is still fit for consumption. “You must also know that there are ordinances applying to one man only, such as a king or priest; others apply to a certain group, such as the priests or the Levites; still others apply to single individuals, such as the nazirite or the leprous person. There are ordinances applying exclusively to men or to women, to all the individuals of the particular sex. In the case of particular things the pertinent ordinance may apply only at a certain time, as with the redemption of first-born sons and the tithe; others apply only at a certain place, e.g., in Palestine or in a far-away place; some apply only on certain days, some in the daytime, others at night; some once a week, some once a month, some once a year, some once in seven years, some once in fifty years.“ - Elijah Basyatchi, Aderet Eliyahu, I. Fundamentals of Law If you slaughter animals yourself, then do be sure to pour and cover. If not, just make sure what you eat does not have blood.

[@mrmcallister]

@@SepticFuddy I but the real question is this ! Can we use blood meal in gardening? we could call it Torah observant blood remediation ground replacement blah blah …. We take the blood from the abattoir and put it back where it should have been put from the beginning ! Interesting how putting it in the ground to begin with increases soil health and fertility! I was required to use it at my workplace over the summer and it for me thinking. Half joking but still serious, Thoughts ? Best, Daniel

[@2besavedcom-7]

@@SepticFuddy - I agree that this is most definitely applied to the one who slaughters as this is the only one who would be in the position to fulfill this Command. It does not only apply to the Levitical priesthood because the one Text that describes "covering the blood" specifies "hunting:" Lev 17:13 “And any man from the children of Yisra’ěl, or from the strangers who sojourn among you, who hunts and catches any beast or bird, which is eaten, shall pour out its blood and cover it with dust." The priests did not go out hunting, yet were responsible for the general slaughter and offering of a herd/flock beast.

[@BearIndependent]

Alright, confession time… I’ve actually looked into how to get a giraffe to eat with the Tribe. I mean, imagine how big the backstraps are… Also, rudiments are something you play on a snare drum 👍🏻👍🏻

[@SepticFuddy]

Show me that triple ratamacue!

[@jasonskerbitz298]

Rudiments are also related to Rudimentary..... pertaining to basic/elementary principles. ;-)

[@gettingdowntobrowntown8268]

Love the comedy clips you put in your videos 😂

[@sarahingham8345]

Helped my dad butcher chickens as a kid, shot a deer at 14 years old. I think it important to understand what is required for us to EAT meat. The store doesn't make meat, so appreciate what was given up so you could eat that hamburger and don't waste anything.

[@iggreene9512]

As His Word says "Whatever I command you, you must take care to do - you are not to add to it or take away from it."

[@tvctun111]

thee events in my life have exponentially increased my understanding of the word. First becoming a husband. Second becoming a father and third becoming a homesteader. You really have no idea what rain in due season means until you have a crop in the field with no irrigation.

[@Anamericanhomestead]

SO TRUE!

[@nannag5801]

Truth!

[@Hosea3_1992]

Lol loved this video lol feel like I just learned alot more about u I'm a country boy an slaughtered thousands of animals cows chickens lambs goats didn't start walking with the Lord until 2018 it was a slow change til 2020 anyways we do our best to follow Torah an keep his commandments lol I love this video ur a hoot it would be nice to have others around who believe like u but I'm thankful to be able to congregate here me an my wife an kids enjoy ur channel brother keep grinding live u all stay prayed up an never be afraid

[@Jazbo777]

My mom was taught as a child to grab the chicken by the head twirl it around 3 times and flick it which would snap the head off in her hand and the headless chicken would run around in circles and all the blood squirted out of its neck as it ran. As city kids we thought this was so VERY cruel . My grandad described this procedure exactly the same way. 💔 Farm people are tough. 😂

[@johncooke9360]

That's exactly the way we did it when I was a kid. But I noticed that we would get broken wings and bruised meat because the chicken would just flop around everywhere, into boards and into rocks. I'm 54 and now I made a big funnel out of aluminum and I just stick the chicken down in it and its head comes out the other end, and I put a bucket under the funnel to catch the blood and to throw the heads in when I cut them off. I've never had bruised meat yet. And I don't have to go after the chicken, 😂

[@Jazbo777]

@@johncooke9360 Sounds like a better way. I own no chickens yet, but plan to get some chicks and a rooster soon. When I do I think I’ll just eat the eggs😉

[@t.scottmajor1316]

"If you come across a bird's nest in any tree or on the ground, with young ones or eggs and the mother sitting on the young or on the eggs, you shall not take the mother with the young." - Deuteronomy 22:6

[@munchkinlk83]

Thank you for the honesty!

[@jasont5427]

Yoga is demonic. Look into it before doing it again.

[@Psalm-119]

📜 PRAISE YAH 📜

[@garrethood752]

There is absolutely no reason to be disrespectful or mean to one another as we learn and grow. I'm glad you still have your sense of humor in this crazy world

[@MC-mr7yc]

We agree with you. Keep on keeping on Zac!

[@johnmal5975]

Reality can be a tough bite. I grew up in suburban Long Island and my Dad the nutty conservative professor of math didn't believe in lawns. We had chickens, goats, turkeys etc,, and yup we ate them. Slaughter your first animal and I promise you will not forget it. As a young boy I learned quickly it was just food at the end of the day. Trust me Zach is being way more humane then any of these modern slaughter houses that supply our supermarkets.. Great video Zach!!!

[@michaeljohn29]

With you 100% on this one & thankful I do not have to read your emails 🤣

[@SeekTruthOut]

Shalom from Oklahoma, giraffe tenderloin sound delicious for dinner

[@YahuahLives]

Misconception: Although the giraffe is a kosher animal, it is not slaughtered because it is not known where on the neck to perform the shechitah (ritual slaughter). Fact: The makom shechitah (region of the neck in which ritual slaughter is valid) on a giraffe is precisely defined by halachah, just as it is for all animals, and the only impediments to shechting giraffe are cost and practical considerations. (They are among the most difficult animals to restrain.) The Truth About�Giraffe Mat!ey: Rabbi Ari Z. Zivotofsky Ph.D.

[@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah]

The shechitah is a bunch of goose poop made up by man. It has no scriptural backing whatsoever.

[@kellyd4221]

Nice lesson, Zack... and right at hunting season.

[@PureBrutalSickness]

we are farmers bum param pum pum. hahah love the cut scenes that you put in....

[@2besavedcom-7]

Zach, brother, While I generally enjoy your videos, and I agree with almost everything you said in this one, you made a statement regarding the Torah and the slaughter of an animal and asked for a Text. There is one Command for slaughtering an animal that is often completely overlooked and the reason why my family NEVER purchase meat slaughtered in an abattoir: “Only, the blood you do not eat, pour it on the earth like water." ( Deu 12:16) “Do not eat it [the blood], you pour it on the earth like water." (Deu 12:24) “Only, do not eat its blood, pour it on the ground like water." (Deu 15:23) The LIFE is in the blood, and spilling the blood onto the earth is an important Command in the Torah rather than collecting it for black pudding or fertilizer (although that eventually does go to the ground) Leviticus gets a little more specific and Commands one extra step: “And any man from the children of Yisra’ěl, or from the strangers who sojourn among you, who hunts and catches any beast or bird, which is eaten, shall pour out its blood and cover it with dust." (Lev 17:13) It would be fair to mention these specific Commands to those who think to waltz down to the butcher, not having even witnessed the blood, and purchase their meat that was not slaughtered according to Torah, while still trying to maintain a clear conscience...

[@gloriacaldwell1251]

Raising food and animals the scripture comes alive!!

[@catfishapprentice9299]

I like the fact that you pointed out .the old bows compared to modern..I use Rage 125 grain hypodermic 2" cut my arrow with broad head is 391 grains shooting at 310 fps so basically its hitting like a fraight train 91lbs of conetic energy. ..because I don't want the deer to suffer no more than it has to ..and your exactly right people don't have a clue about hunting and how to work a deer..I can dress quarter and work the meat with one knife .I don't need saws rib spreaders and all that useless junk. ..Great video and good luck this season..

[@daveclark1904]

I mean.... If this is what Lisa spends her day thinking about.. we have a lot of other issues that need to be discussed. Just sayin...

[@franknbeans195]

Hey I know you!

[@daveclark1904]

@@franknbeans195 Hey I know to too!

[@franknbeans195]

@@daveclark1904 can you imagine how good a slow smoked giraffe neck would be!? 😋

[@grcleve7053]

@@franknbeans195 Hey 😁👋 I recognize you! Shabbat Shalom 💞

[@franknbeans195]

@@grcleve7053 👋🏼😁❤️🙏🏼

[@johnlawson6851]

Brother Zach you crack me up! 😄😄😄

[@hickoryhillinthebigwoods-r759]

Great video, Zach. Heavy topic, but a necessary one. We are processing chickens and turkeys on Sunday.

[@messiahswww]

It's sad how so many of our people add to Torah or take away from it. This is shot on Zach. Great job! 👏

[@t.scottmajor1316]

“You shall not muzzle an ox when it is treading out the grain." - Deuteronomy 25:4

[@patricksirander3256]

Right on point again zach. You always give me shalom and cut of the nonsens, and That is love. Love you brother and may shine His face upon you in Yahushas name always. Ha ha brother, just love you and so tru. Sending love from sweden to you

[@JB-qc1tm]

I'm so glad you responded to this bc I've been worrying about not being able to shoot an animal with a bow. I NOW RECALL that was something I read that comes from Jewish culture. Also, I've seen lambs slaughtered exactly as they are described and the animal cannot control its nervous systems actions once its throat is cut, and the nervous system reacts independently of the animals feelings. I hope I'm there for the giraffe steaks!!! 😆

[@TCgirl]

Now that I’ve listened to you on how you slaughter animals with all the graphic details I feel guilty for eating meat when I can’t even watch someone kill my dinner much less do it myself. 😞 And yet I gave it a thumbs up because I know you’re right.

[@southtexassue6666]

I was a little girl 4 or 5 years old and watched my Choctaw great-grandmother take a chicken in each hand and wring their necks simultaneously .. then she laid Them on a big tree stump and chopped their heads off with a hatchet.... I knew they were food... and I also made a conscious decision right then and there.... to never disobey her !! Lol 😂 💪🏻🐓🐓

[@bernadettechavira5399]

Amen to truth I laughed my head off with your videos 😂😂😂😂😂

[@maybaby1087]

@Bernadette I wasn't ready for 7:32 😯😂

[@littlemisss8287]

My grandma use to pick the chickens up by the feet, crack their head on a tree knocking it out, then layed it on a tree stump and cut its head off. I’m guessing the only thing they felt was maybe some fear of being picked up, depends on how tame the chicken is.

[@LionOfNobility]

I get very squeamish about blood and bad injuries, human or animal, but I want to learn because there's a lot in the scripture about animals, whether eating or for sacrifices. It's a reminder that we live in a fallen world, there is sin, there is death.

[@Msaltares91]

The gifs have me rolling 😂 keep it up

[@becomingpeculiar2815]

I think it’s so funny you are addressing this. Lololol I’m pretty sure Noah had other options and eating a Giraffe wasn’t an issue for him. Lololol

[@joshbaldwin467]

Hilarious clip of the lady getting kicked in the face!

[@tiaanvanwyk3678]

i love these videos !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nancygrogan6082]

I love you shirt!

[@naturalmama_of_5]

"peacefully? You can tell that woman's never killed anything" - my 9 year old hunter 😂

[@shuwb1]

Finally!! Hallelu Yah! So sick of people claiming this or that because someone else said it after they heard that someone else said they heard it in a video, and the video person had zero experience because they heard it from someone else. Argh!

[@jfoxvii]

Ark encounter also does not have or acknowledge that the inside and outside of the ark were coated in pitch.

[@cameronstolhand7149]

Wow, I never knew there were 14 of every clean animal you just blew my mind lol. I've been reading the King James all my life that makes it sound like there are seven of every clean animal but I just looked in all the other translations and you are right it says seven pairs, 14. Genesis 7:2 King James Of every clean beast thou shalt take to thee by sevens, the male and his female: and of beasts that are not clean by two, the male and his female. Genesis 7:2 New Living Translation Take with you seven pairs-male and female-of each animal I have approved for eating and for sacrifice, and take one pair of each of the others.

[@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah]

It's amazing and powerful when the bible smacks us upside the head like that.

[@stellarjayatkins4749]

The KJV is technically still correct, it’s just in a vernacular that most in modern times don’t understand clearly. “By sevens” is saying “seven pairs of male and female”.

[@2besavedcom-7]

The Hebrew Text of Gen 7:2 actually reads שׁבעה שׁבעה (shev'ah shev'ah) which has been interpreted three ways: 1.) It means "seven each." 2.) It means "seven pairs." 3.) it means "seven times seven." (forty nine) Very few people hold to the third option.

[@Hosea3_1992]

Listen Lisa listen listen lol.... Ooooo Lisa u made my day lol

[@FrankPCarpi]

I know that there's one restriction about eating an animal that has been strangled. Other than that, I can't think of any other passage about how to slaughter a sacrifice.

[@honeyand_sunshine]

As the great prince Humperdinck once said “life *is* pain, princess, anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something”. Pretty sure that applies to killing animals for dinner too.

[@TGuard00014]

Underrated line from that movie.

[@TGuard00014]

I have long been convinced that anyone who wants to “shepherd a flock” should as a part of their training be required to keep a flock of black faced sheep alive for at least two years, spending at least part of the time with them in the mountains. People have absolutely no idea the effort and sacrifice it takes to be a shepherd. No creature on this earth can get into more trouble and has less of a will to live than black faced sheep. Keep 100 black faced sheep alive in the mountains surrounded by bears, wolves, and mountain lions and you have some understanding what you’re getting yourself into when you want to “shepherd a flock” of believers.

[@Anamericanhomestead]

Wow!! Agreed 👍

[@grcleve7053]

Very powerful statement! 👍👍👍

[@grcleve7053]

Hope you don't mind but just photographed your analogy, I do not want to forget it. Will credit you if I have opportunity to share this thought and comparison.

[@TGuard00014]

@@grcleve7053 I’m not concerned about getting credit, just think it’s a concept worth exploring.

[@grcleve7053]

@@TGuard00014 But this is such a valid point you have presented. I am so thankful to encounter brothers and sisters who contribute an insight or experience to a matter that escapes others (myself included).

[@morningdewreynolds5476]

🦒Whoever gets the neckbones is eating for months! 😋😋😊😊

[@patioprimate4740]

In Deuteronomy 12 it is implied you must bleed out the animal: "Only you shall not eat the blood; you shall pour it on the earth like water." There is another allusion to this in the council of Jerusalem in Acts 15: "Therefore I judge that we should not trouble those from among the Gentiles who are turning to God, but that we write to them to abstain from things polluted by idols, from sexual immorality, from things >>strangledblood

[@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah]

Correct, I agree

[@brucemangosh]

What are the American regions in which there are members of the Hebrew Roots movement or who live according to the Torah?

[@georgemoss]

can't stop laughing at this one

[@ellenlefavour628]

I wonder if those same Disney / liberal / virtue signaling people believe their messiah did not suffer dreadfully when He died our penalty for transgression of the Torah for us, or do they have a painless, sanitized version of that as well.

[@konaken1035]

Slo mo'd the hoof2mouth clip.... priceless.... Had 6 roosters. 5 had to go. They want to live, and fight if your sloppy. I have one rooster left.. The raccoons do a better job than i did. First time chickens and they are producing the nuggets. Satisfaction. Good one Zac. I read your feast sign up ... drinking spirits you will reveal the spirit in you... paraphrased. ;o) Yeshua said, you are not judged by what goes in but what comes out of your mouth.

[@jfoxvii]

Also I'm no giraffe biologist, but I think maybe someone else has a sponge brain...

[@snappysnap955]

Yeah, you want to be as humane and as clean and swift as possible but death is death and it will typically be unpleasant. Someone was recently commenting that you are a little too good at making people feel stupid. And I just see that you have a sarcastic sense of humor, but I wouldn't classify you as mean spirited, but as someone telling it as it is. I think I usually feel that way because it's directed at people who are anti Torah. Today you were kinda walking a fine line but what Lisa was saying sounds like it is oral Torah or Misnah stuff and it is good to debunk that. I appreciated the video.

[@natlim6709]

Thank you 😊

[@lexpro2239]

Great video. Many friends need to see this

[@ThaKingzsouljahPR777]

I would love to try a giraffe 🦒! Great video brother.

[@ssgwright7419]

Blessings From Texas🤠

[@Li54299]

What does that verse about things strangled mean then? Didn't that have to do with meats and the way they are slaughtered? Not looking to argue.

[@usmcPath]

They are strangled with the blood still in them when they die. Like wringing a chickens neck vs cutting at the neck and bleeding them out. My take anyway, hope this helps some.

[@lizcuero9065]

How tenderized do you like the meat?

[@eliora9108]

I have a friend who went on safari in Africa and he claimed either Giraffe or Zebra had purple meat. I can't recall which. I keep thinkin it was the giraffe though.

[@danaleanne38]

Does anyone know of a Torah keeping group based in Canada. I live in b.c. if you do could you let me no .thank you

[@walkintruth01]

Shalom! Wondering if anyone can confirm whether or not salmon is clean? Last I heard, salmon eat shrimp?

[@pobutscrackerbox]

Would A-1 sauce be good on giraffe steak?

[@lugo2214]

Shalom Pls enlighten us on the temple slaughter procedure of walking the animals before throat slicing? Ty

[@josueg88209]

Why did you bring the rifle out? The liberals are going to report you Zack!!! I started laughing as soon as you brought it out with a "ooohhh noooo Zack put that beauty away " . Thanks for the humor , much needed since I'm in quarentine for covid please pray for me and my family we are all going thru this together. Peace be with you Brothers....

[@erevhaqets7613]

A bit off topic, but I've noticed an odd characteristic of all clean 4-legged animals. Horns. Specifically 2 horns protruding from the forehead of the male, and sometimes even the female, and this includes the Giraffe! I have yet to find an unclean animal that has forehead horns. Yes the Rhino has horns, but they are on his snout. I'm obviously not adding to the Torah, I just thought it interesting. You see so many times in the bible where its describing a horn as a symbol of power, maybe a possible connection there?

[@sensiblechristian9791]

Agree that if you haven't done it don't act like you know all about it. Concerning the Temple sacrifices, if one want's to know about them they should get with Joseph Good or Rico Cortez. And folks, don't assume you know about the Temple until you learn from one of these two Temple teachers.

[@pegtop5455]

Great video. So as a former trapper who killed many animals with snares, I will make a correction to your statement that the Bible says nothing about how the animal is to be killed. It is not to be strangled or torn by wild beasts. Yes, a snare will kill a deer. No, it is not to be eaten if it dies in the snare. I have cut many a beautiful wonderful backstrap out of fresh road killed deer. I don’t do that any more because I am uncertain about the “torn by wild beast” clause, and because they may not openly bleed. If you can give me clarity on this issue, it is welcomed!!

[@PurpleHippy247]

Yes interested too

[@MrsHermitHillKy]

I'd tend to think not unless you see it happen and can drain the blood asap.

[@robertavaughan8236]

Okay but I was born and raised on a farm in Rural Michigan and have driven Cab in Phoenix Arizona. So yeah I know Both Worlds but I do get your point.

[@dakotabutch3673]

Hello there Mr. Bauer, I was VERY shocked and disgusted to hear you using the mild version of the “F” word. It simply does not fit with preaching.

[@larryrbrown1183]

It is a tough world, a lot of people are going to find out when the sifting begins in earnest.

[@wesseldpack1385]

After killing the animal do you actualy cover the blood? We dont eat any meat from any shop or butchery because we dont know if the blood was coverd.

[@2besavedcom-7]

"And any man from the children of Yisra’ěl, or from the strangers who sojourn among you, who hunts and catches any beast or bird, which is eaten, shall pour out its blood and cover it with dust." (Lev 17:13) My family do not eat meat butchered in a butchery or abattoir. The blood is collected and turned into black pudding and other various things or for dog food. This, to me, is disrespectful to the "life in the blood," and a contravention of the Torah. I either hunt myself, find a hunter or someone who does a homekill and follows the directives.

[@travischilders1]

If this comment was accurate about the suffering of an animal Isaac would have made Esau break Torah by asking him to take a delicious deer from the field with his bow. He did not break Torah. Gen 27:3 Now therefore take, I pray thee, thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and take me some venison; Gen 27:4 And make me savoury meat, such as I love, and bring it to me, that I may eat; that my soul may bless thee before I die. As you said you can't shoot an animal with a bow or a gun without it suffering in some form. Shalom.

[@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah]

exactly

[@2besavedcom-7]

In addition to the Text you have quoted, the Torah gives specific Instructions for slaughter when you do hunt: "And any man from the children of Yisra’ěl, or from the strangers who sojourn among you, who HUNTS and catches any beast or bird, which is eaten, shall pour out its blood and cover it with dust." (Lev 17:13)

[@michaelgriffis5259]

The Torah wasn’t given till Moses.

[@travischilders1]

@@michaelgriffis5259 not true. How did Abraham and the sons of Israel know how to keep the commandments of YAH? How did Abel, Cain and Noah know the sacrifices? The Torah was given well before Horeb. It was passed on from father to son for generations before. It was codified, or called to remembrance, to the chosen people that had just come out of bondage as well as the mixed multitude that exited with them that didn't know.

[@michaelgriffis5259]

@@travischilders1 why were they allowed to offer sacrifice’s anywhere. After Torah it became restricted. Show me a verse that says the whole Torah was given before Moses. Even today people keep part ofTorah (adultery, murder, stealing) who have never heard of Torah.

[@JohnJohnson-rc6ci]

Excellent Zac. More people need to understand, not everyone is meant to be a slaughterer. But healthy people eat meat, and kosher killing is a learned skill. These boofheads that know it all need to get the logs out of their own eyes first. Shalom.

[@pedrosotelo5804]

And the biggest point of this is that we would be reminded of Yah's love and mercy for allowing us to live while we continue to break his instructions and covenant. So next time you eat a. Ice gourmet meal that has any meat remember that that animal died so that you could live which is a type and shadow of our Mesiah who died for us so that we may have the opportunity to live and perhaps live eternally in communion with the Father our Creator.

[@richardkerns1709]

I guess the question that crosses my mind is will there be animals after the resurrection ? and that will be in the millennial reign ? because I know the scripture talks about a child can stick his hand in a adders hole and not get bit, and that a wolf or lion can lye down in the street with a lamb ?

[@Sojourner0047]

Love you brother! Lol.

[@scottintexas]

You stuck your neck out on this one! 😆 Just kidding, always great. I only have experience at one slaughterhouse, they put a retracting punch in the cows’ forehead and it was done, instantly. However, the cows in line were very anxious, likely knowing what was happening. PS - one detail about her letter - if it’s permitted to eat (clean), it’s food; if it’s not permitted (unclean), it’s not food. “Permitted food” is redundant and misleading. Suggesting animals don’t suffer, implies Messiah did not suffer. THIS IS TRUE SACRIFICE! Take the life of an animal that you have raised from birth and that responds to you, and you feel the pain of that sacrifice. In today’s society, we are far removed from having any idea of the pain of that sacrifice.

[@samanthashirley206]

Thank you very much for this. As New to Torah and hunters and homesteaders we have wondered about this topic. I have another question too. We live in Alaska and have a road kill list. If someone hits a moose they call the # and then the next person on the list is called to harvest it. If you can't come immediately they call the next person. Is it permissible for us to be on this list? I've considered the rule against eating carcasses as different from this. Any thoughts, insight, Torah family? Thank you!

[@yhwhlives7333]

Leviticus 22:8 speaks of not eating things that die of themselves or are torn by another animal and then dies. I don’t think this would apply to a moose freshly hit by a vehicle. The intention behind the scripture is to avoid disease. My opinion: stay on the list

[@samanthashirley206]

@@yhwhlives7333 thanks for your response. Yeshua bless you!

[@lucygoose6237]

Literally only last night did I find out giraffes are clean animals! If anyone can point me in the direction of a source for steaks, I would like to try!

[@stevesallak6072]

10 feet of back strap, praise God!!

[@KevinJStoll]

Pre or post steroid..... Hahahaha Zach my friend, you just crack me up.

[@halliemarie2011]

I've had T.O. people refuse to buy sheep from me because I didn't butcher with just a slice to the throat. I have always, even before we were T.O., put a bullet in the ear or back of the head, before we slit the neck. The said "bullet" was, in their opinion, not Torah. I have done it that way and, like you said, it's brutal. Almost more violent. My animals go out with a bucket of grain in their face. The blood is drained right after. Their adrenaline is low and they are calm. How is that wrong? 🤔 Hunted meat, to them, was also a big NO. They never gave me scriptures to their beliefs when told them I don't butcher like that, so I just sold the ram elsewhere. Too bad for them, I heard he was an excellent tasting guy.

[@hippyhebrewhomestead8593]

We are to be over the animals of the earth,and as far as suffering is concerned... Jesus suffered on the cross for several hours. That being said you’re absolutely correct, with sin came death.

[@janestephens7062]

As rancher daughter I'm laughing my you know about Bull . At a Slaughterhouse they shoot the animal in the head Special bullet that's steel Special bullet that's steel.

[@TGuard00014]

Most places use a captive bolt gun that doesn’t have a “bullet” because a bullet is a projectile that leaves the gun and the bolt is a permanent part of the gun that never fully leaves the gun and retracts back into it. It’s a long rod the front of which penetrates the skull but the back side never leaves the gun and then the entire rod recoils back into the gun. So it’s not a “steel bullet”. Some of the bolt guns like those made for mobile use are powered by blank cartridges that provide the concussive force but in large facilities they are generally pneumatic and hooked up to a large air source. Different calibers provide different levels of concussive force for those guns that aren’t pneumatic. But it’s not accurate to say they shoot a steel bullet.

[@davelogan77]

I like cookies.Also, I'd like to see Zack take down a Giraffe, and then partake of a Giraffe burger with him afterwards.

[@rwallis1985]

Forget using a Japanese blade on that bull, just use your Japanese Arisaka rifle on it, if you have any 7.7mm ammo to feed it.

[@SepticFuddy]

I think one of those 16" bayonets they put on the end of em might do the job too