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According to the Gospel of the Ebionites, Jesus rejected the Passover meal: “I have no desire to eat the flesh of this Paschal Lamb with you.”
“Sacrifices were invented by men to be a pretext for eating flesh.” (Clement of Alexandria)
Jesus Stopping Animal Sacrifice in the Temple
“Go and find out what is meant by the scripture that says: ‘It is kindness that I want, not animal sacrifices.’” (Jesus, Gospel of Matthew 9:13, Good News translation)
Furthermore, in the Ebionite scriptures Jesus condemned animal sacrifice in the temple of Jerusalem and sought to forever bring that practice to an end. The Ebionite or Hebrew Gospel quotes Jesus as saying, “I have come to abolish the sacrifices, and if you cease not from sacrificing, my wrath will not cease from you.” (Panarion 30.16.5)
The Ebionite or Hebrew Gospel quotes Jesus as saying, “I have come to abolish the sacrifices, and if you cease not from sacrificing, my wrath will not cease from you.” (Panarion 30.16.5)
“When it was almost time for the Jewish Passover, Jesus went up to Jerusalem. In the Temple courts he found men selling cattle, sheep and doves and others sitting at tables exchanging money. So he made a whip out of cords and drove all from the Temple, both sheep and cattle; he scattered the coins of the money changers and overturned their tables. To those who sold doves he said: ‘Get out of here.’ (John 2:13–16)
The best book on the vegetarianism of the original Jesus movement is, Disciples, by Keith Akers (see Amazon).
PDF | "Be on guard, so that your hearts do not become heavy with the eating of flesh and with the intoxication of wine and with the anxiety
Free book. PDF download or read online. Evidence That Jesus and The Original Aramaic Christians Were Vegetarians, by James Bean
Project: The Lost Religion of Jesus and the Ebionites
For the research on the vegetarianism of the earlier John the Baptist Nasoraean sect, see my podcast: Locust Beans (Not Locusts) -- Beans, Not Bugs, John the Baptist's Vegetarian Diet -- An Exploration of Early Christian Writings and Scholarly Texts: https://youtu.be/rBM34Cm4laE
“There are likewise amongst the Bactrians, in the Indian countries, immense multitudes of Brahmans, who also themselves, from the tradition of their ancestors, and peaceful customs and laws, neither commit murder nor adultery, nor worship idols, nor have the practice of eating animal food, are never drunk, never do anything maliciously, but always fear God.” (Recognitions of Clement, Book 9, Chapter 22, Brahmans Volume Eight, of the, Ante-Nicene Fathers, page 187, T & T Clark Eerdmans edition.)
Sant Mat Spirituality, RadhaSoami, Inner Light and Sound Meditation, Surat Shabd Yoga, the Path of the Masters, from a traditional Indian pe
A Vegetarian Saying of Jesus in the Old Syriac-Aramaic Manuscript of the Gospel of Luke: “Be on guard, so that your hearts do not become heavy with the eating of flesh and with the intoxication of wine and with the anxiety of the world, and that day come upon you suddenly; for as a snare it will come upon all who dwell upon the surface of the earth.” (Jesus, Luke 21:34, Evangelion Da-Mepharreshe — Old Syriac-Aramaic Manuscript of the New Testament Gospels) https://suprememastertv.com/JamesBean-Evidence-Jesus-was-vegetarian.pdf
Christological Heresies: EBIONISM
The earliest heretical view concerning the person of Christ was that known as “Ebionism.” In the interests of a supposedly pure monotheism the Ebonites denied the Deity of Christ and held that He was merely a man on whom the Spirit of God rested in its fulness. God and man were regarded as always external to each other. It denied the possibility of a union of the divine and the human nature and…
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