EOT!

Weren't yall well known for raising animals?

Yall might as well be eating slop right out there with the..... oops!



The prodigal son!

Sounds like the Jacksons weren't the only ones with a case of, "What have you done for me lately?"

I think he found his way into Narnia after all.

I'm really trying to figure out what the heck the OP was thinking. Is there even a Taco Bell in Egypt? If so it's no shock they don't serve meat because most Taco Bell's have meat paste instead of actual meat.

I bet you could get a good donkey taco somewhere.

Then you really sealed your fate of conformity by asking for a human king when you had the King of kings on the throne the whole time.

Ask any human king sitting on the throne for another king to be put in place and see how fast you and your family be gone!




What will you ask for next?

First meat then an earthly king.


Asking all the wrong questions.

Stupid question just doesn't do it justice in this case.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the prodigal son succumbed to fighting this popular farmyard animal for slop to fulfill his needs for subsistence.

Abraham, who's family line was on the verge of extinction, has a few kids and decades later, surprisingly, his mass of kids running around questioning The King of kings HIMSELF.

I kind of want to argue the other side purely out of curiosity, but I legitimately don't know what that other side might be. Should I be rebutting vegetarianism? Explaining why Taco Bueno is a superior fast food "Mexican" chain compared to Taco Bell? Exodus and political leadership seem to play a role, but I'm not sure exactly what aspect we're fired up about.

Some kind of way the Israelites made poor decisions and sinned over meat.

Numbers 11

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Numbers+11&version=GW

Sometimes I wonder if I am making the same mistake they were by asking for unnecessary things or asking the wrong way, demanding instead of asking nicely with please and thank you.

A great deal may be learned from the mistakes of others.

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A great deal may be learned from the mistakes of others.

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