1. Is smoking prohibited in the Scriptures?
2. Should alcohol be drunk by someone before they engage in teaching others?
3. What does the blood not being brought in have to do with eating the offering as mentioned by Mosheh (Moses) in Leviticus 10:18? What is Mosheh trying to say?
4. Can we touch dead flies, cats, dogs, rabbits, catfish, or dead pigs?
5. Can we eat crickets and grasshoppers?
6. Can wood be cleansed?
7. Can clay/pottery/earthen vessels be cleansed?
8. If any unclean animal touches your oven or cooking range, the place where you cook, is that usable any longer?
9. Can we become unclean by a cow?
10. Leviticus 11:20 says to not eat a flying insect on all fours. Deuteronomy 14:19 is more broad and says that every creeping insect that flies is unclean for you and not to be eaten. We also learn in Leviticus 11:32 that whatever unclean carcasses fall on becomes unclean. One might want to then consider the making of honey and how it is quite probable from what I've heard from an experienced bee keeper that it is impossible to keep a dead bee from ending up in the honey. How then could any bee honey be clean?