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Consider the clean animal; It ruminates, and has a split hoof. People love to debate the dietary benefits of the clean animal, but the law has nothing to do with that. Others love to debate that there is some sort of moral connection to them. If it was morally wrong, God would not have changed his mind on it.
It is dinner theater. When you sit down to dinner you have a nightly lesson. Christ would be the clean animal. Remembering that eating is a metaphor for learning; he would ruminate on the word of God (the grass that withers, ; Christ who would die), and it would produce in him a separated walk or life. He was holy.
Consider the Pharisees who had a form of holiness, but it was not based in the word of God. they They had a split hoof but did not ruminate. The scribes were the opposite; they ruminated upon the scriptures as they fastidiously copied them, but it did not produce a holy walk. The Pharisees and scribes were unclean animals.
God uses many ways to teach, and it is exciting to find them hidden in the mystery which is revealed in Christ. "Revealed in Christ" ... do you see that no one could have understood the law of the clean animal until the time of Christ?
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