Perhaps you’ve come across this immortal passage from Exodus or Deuteronomy in your own studies:
Do not cook a young goat in its mother's milk. (Exo. 23:19b)
This mandate actually occurs three times, so it’s probably important. But what does it even mean? What a bizarre command.
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It seems superfluous, unimportant, out of place. As if Moses had ADD and just threw it in there for fun. But as part of the Holy, inspired word of God, it’s there for a reason.
