Having gone vegan after reading the Bible, I agree there is a reason to question it, and though I do love Kameron's & Aaron's efforts, I find it stretching the evidence past Occam's Razor.

Yeshua said he ate meat & drank alcohol, whilst John the Baptist didn't (Matthew 11:18-19); Yeshua helped them catch fish (Luke 5:1-11), fed the five thousand bread & fish (Matthew 14:13–21, Mark 6:31–44; Luke 9:12–17) and though Yeshua came from the Nazar-Essenes, Yeshua stated he believed what we consume doesn't defile someone (Matthew 15:10-20, Mark 7:14-23).

The early Church was vegetarian & a continuation from the Essenes; they were called Ebionites based on Zechariah 11:11, where the 'Poor of the Flock', knew Yeshua's death was to divorce Israel (Zechariah 11:10 + 12-14), not to act as a 'ransom sacrifice' as the Pharisaic authors (John, Saul, Simon petros) would have us believe.


I went vegan as the very first commandment the Creator gave us was to eat fruit & vegetables (Genesis 1:29), where we're biologically designed to eat them as food; consuming meat & alcohol (death) isn't good for us, and within the Bible it was left as optional.

Before the Flood they lived around a thousand years, after the flood when they started consuming death as the Noah story includes, they only lived one hundred years.

At the time of Pythagoras, there was an island of frugivores living to around 200 years old - yet that was with dried foods, and still consuming alcohol.

We're like a high-octane racing car - designed to eat advanced amino-acid nutrition we find in plants; when we put saw dust (death) into the engine, it slowly breaks down, ruining our engine.


Genesis 8:20-21 the Creator recognizes that even after flooding earth, because this realm was created between the Light & Dark (Divine & Evil), mankind is made from dark matter, and has an inclination to be evil.

After the flood the Creator allowed us to eat animals, until we come to the Messianic Age, where death will be removed, and only those who are not Ravenous Predators (Prytsim) will be Resurrected into the Age to Come (Isaiah 35:9).

Though we've been allowed to eat animals down near Hell, it doesn't mean it is Godly - it proves some of us are Adharmic Prytsim, and according to multiple religions globally, the Judgement Day Fire removes the Blood Thirsty Predators.

In Genesis 9:2-3 it is clear that animals will fear us from that time, and in Ezekiel 34:25 & Hosea 2:18 in the Messianic Age, the Creator will then make a new Covenant where the animals shall dwell safely again.


After Egypt the Israelites demanded meat (Numbers 11), and Mosaic Law created rules of blessing specific animals for eating; the 6th Commandment should have been applied to all life according to religion globally, and this is where the prophets kept insisting that the Creator hadn't given those Laws (Isaiah 66:3-4, Jeremiah 7:21-23, Jeremiah 12:4, Isaiah 1:13-17, Hosea 8:13, Isaiah 65:1-4, Proverbs 15:17, etc).

During the 1st Temple period the book of Numbers was a historical account of the Exodus, that included the first reference to killing animals for atonement, and then during the Babylonian Exile the Levitical priesthood canonized the book of Leviticus - where it teaches black-magic, and is contrary to Moses's standards.


We can see that the Babylonian Jews had changed their religion to be about animal sacrifice, where there were rivers of blood flowing from the 2nd Temple.

Around one hundred & fifty years after Babylon, we can see the creation of the death consuming Pharisees & Sadducees; comparatively we can see Daniel was vegetarian in Babylon, and didn't drink alcohol (Daniel 1:8-16).


Daniel 9 is quoting the timeline of Jeremiah 25, where after the 70 years in Babylon, the Lord would come against the three foolish priestly systems (Zechariah 11:8 - Pharisees, Sadducees, Levites), who thought it was fine to drink alcohol & eat meat.

At the end of Jeremiah 25 it is prophesying the Messiah causing the 'Wailing of the Shepherds', that we find prophesied at the start of Zechariah 11, where they didn't care about the flock they were slaughtering as atoning sacrifices.

When Yeshua called the Sanhedrin Prytsim it has contexts of murdering animals, yet also when quoting Hosea 6:6, we need to take into account Hosea 6:9 is also about them murdering prophets since Babylon, who challenged their ritualistic sacrifices.

Yeshua challenged the Sanhedrin for saying that the murdering of the prophets counted as atoning sacrifices in Matthew 23:27-38, Matthew 15:1-9, Mark 7:1-13, and the Parable of the Wicked Husbandman (Matthew 21:33-46, Mark 12:1-12, Luke 20:9-19).


When Yeshua healed the leper with Holy cannabis Anointing Oil (Mark 6:13, James 5:14, Exodus 30:23-25), and told them to go to the Levitical Priesthood, who had forgotten how to even make the Holy Anointing Oil or psychedelic Showbread properly, he is saying it as a contrast 'Against Them' (Matthew 8:4, Mark 1:44, Luke 5:14).

When Yeshua said do the offering Moses instructed, that was in reference to Deuteronomy 24:8, where because the Levitical priests had made up the book of Leviticus in Babylon, this later assumption that he was meaning to go do sacrifice isn't what was being implied, it is more do it as a testimony against them, as they'd forgotten what the religion was about.

We can show evidence from four thousand years ago that the Chinese used cannabis oil to heal leprosy, and when the Holy Anointing Oil is made properly with cannabis, THC is fat-soluble, and causes it to become a super infusion of different herbal medicines, that has the power to heal cancer, leprosy, MS, etc.


If you'd like to discuss all of this in far more detail with us, please join the Kameron Water's Skool group - 'The Way', and we can debate all the textual details in a far more advanced mechanism than videos (as no one has the time to look everything up in a conference, and then check their workings).