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Though there are many good translations which suit their purposes, none do full justice to the Hebrew manuscripts. "Agape" is not just a Greek word for love, it is also a Hebrew word, and preference should be given to the Hebrew meaning rather than the Greek when translating. ''Agape'' shares a root with 'the combatants' and is a word describing the love one gives to his enemy with no expectation of return. This is the Love of God, that while we were still sinners; while we were enemies, Christ died for us <ref>Ro 5:8 But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.</ref>
Jesus gave us a very simple test to discern who does not understand the Bible: If someone believes that the marriage of the Lamb happens in the resurrection, they "do not know the scriptures nor the power of God" <ref>Mt 22:29 Jesus answered and said unto them, Ye do err, not knowing the scriptures, nor the power of God.</ref> for he said there was NO marriage in the resurrection.
The dietary law also gives lists of tests for teachers where eating is a metaphor for learning. We should learn from the clean animal which ruminates on the word of God and it produces a holy or separated walk. We should not learn from the camel; those who judge others, nor the badger; legalist, nor from the rabbit; drunkard, nor from the self-righteous swine who has no discernment.
=The Trinity=
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