Back to the garden of righteousness

Is This a Vegan Thing?

At Mashiach Assembly, there is a calling to go back to the garden.
Now for me, it did not resonate at first. “back to the garden”
As that sounds like just eating herbs, fruits, and vegetables and omitting any animal flesh. It just sounds like ‘go vegan’.

I have to admit, I have struggled with this concept for many months, as the Most High didn’t reveal this to me, so my Ruach wasn’t aligned with it.

What was interesting is that He did show me that I should grow herbs and microgreens for medicinal purposes, such as to avoid Pharmaceuticals, as I asked him to show me another way than all these pills. He also allowed me to grow food in my garden but warned me that I would have to give it up at some point.

I was also put to the test regarding meats sacrificed to Idols, and I came away from that test understanding that all the meat (flesh & blood) is unclean now, so there’s no point taking any moral high ground against Halal meat. If we do not learn how to grow or source our own food, we are in danger of eating unclean, genetically modified vegetables also.

Uncle mentions “going back to the garden” a lot, and I have been perplexed as my Ruach was telling me that something is not 100% in alignment, but I was thinking that it was just me craving meat / flesh & blood.

YahshaYahu YahrimiYah has the significance of meat/ flesh & blood as part of his calling, so you can get more in-depth information from him in his ‘Flesh is not meat‘ blog post.

I remember saying once to Uncle that I think YahshaYahu YahrimiYah has been tasked with the meat/ flesh & blood side of this, and I am led to look at the same thing from a righteousness standpoint, for balance, as it is more than flesh & blood to me.

The Ruach has been telling me that it is more than “going back to the garden” for the longest while, but I figured I needed to look into the matter and have the Ruach guide me. Sometimes I get quick confirmations; sometimes, it can take a long time, even months, to get a response – this took months of waiting patiently.

Missing Piece Of The Puzzle

In a recent lesson, Uncle explained we need to go “back to the garden of righteousness,” and that’s when it clicked, and my Ruach was aligned fully.
There was a missing piece, and although it may seem trivial, there was a missing word, and this term is found in Enoch also. “The Garden of The Righteous”.

This refines the target we need to aim for, makes it more apparent for some, and may remove a stumbling block or two along the way.

This encompasses many attributes, not just the eating animal flesh aspect.
I believe you may need the inner strength to be able to give things like animal flesh up – even some fruits and vegetables or anything for a time.
Die to your flesh (not just any flesh). You should be able to give anything up.

That’s why fasting is such a great way to train for this. You need to be able to deny the flesh what it craves to master over it.

Coming out of Egypt, they did not just crave the flesh of animals and some vegetables and fish. What will happen if the food choice becomes limited and not what you are used to? Will you be able to cope without murmuring?

Numbers 11:4-6

^“4 And the mixt multitude that was among them fell a lusting: and the children of Israel also wept again, and said, Who shall give us flesh to eat?

⁵ We remember the fish, which we did eat in Egypt freely; the cucumbers, and the melons, and the leeks, and the onions, and the garlick:

⁶ But now our soul is dried away: there is nothing at all, beside this manna, before our eyes.“

I was told by The Ruach that I need to be able to give up my own garden.
This was before I cultivated it and grew all the fruits and vegetables I have now. I know it will be a tough call, but you need to do what He says without a doubt.

When the Most High tells you to go or do a thing, you do it without question and with full obedience. As you can tell many of those sojourning with Moses did not have the ability to die to the flesh.

We have the lessons of those consumed with fire for incurring his wrath due to craving meat and murmuring due to them having to give up some of what they had in Egypt [eg. Babylon]

We need to be obedient to all His laws statutes and commandments as the baseline for the hope of attaining righteousness. We may also be called to let go of many things we take for granted as we extricate ourselves from Babylon.