And whatsoever hath not fins and scales ye may not eat; it is unclean unto you.
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Verse 10 is found in chapter 14 of Deuteronomy. The laws concerning mourning, clean and unclean animals, and food establish Israel’s ritual identity. The people are called children of the Lord and a holy people, so their conduct even in matters of food must express their consecration. The prohibition of certain mourning and dietary practices distinguishes Israel from the customs of other peoples.
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Was aber keine Floßfedern noch Schuppen hat, sollt ihr nicht essen; denn es ist euch unrein.
Mas todo lo que no tuviere aleta y escama, no comeréis: inmundo os será.
Pero todo lo que no tenga aletas y escamas no lo comerán; es impuro para ustedes.
Mais vous ne mangerez d'aucun de ceux qui n'ont pas des nageoires et des écailles: vous les regarderez comme impurs.
ma non mangiate di alcuna che non ha pennette e scaglie; sienvi immondi.
Mas tudo o que não tiver barbatanas nem escamas não o comereis; imundo vos será.
凡無鰭無鱗的都不可吃,對你們是不潔淨的。
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