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Choosing our teachersThe dietary law says nothing about what we can eat. eating is a symbol for learning. It tells us who we should learn from, and who we should not learn from. As we eat bacon, we can remember that the swine are those who have no discernment in what they learn, so they are self-righteous and compete for attention. The camel is a symbol for a judge. The difficult teaching was that Jesus broke every law even though he didn't break every law. We like to think that Jesus is just the clean animal. But the unclean animals also speak of Jesus. Everything is given to tell us about God. Was Jesus a coney? Yes. He preached repentance and hid the gospel in parables. Was Jesus a rabbit? Yes. He and his disciples broke the Sabbath to eat and drink. Was Jesus a swine? Yes. Everything he thought and said was true. His righteousness was by his own standard. In a similar way that he broke every law without breaking one; all the animals represent him in some way. We should learn from Jesus those things represented by the clean animals, but the things represented by the unclean animals are things he could do without sinning, but we cannot.
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Appendix
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