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                                                                                                                  “The sons of Aharon, Nadav and Avihu… A
                                                                                                                  fire came forth from before Hashem and
                                                                                                                  consumed them, and they died before Hashem”

                                                                                                                                                              (Vayikra 10:1-2)




















                   There are two signs of a kosher animal, which are: The animal must bring
                   up its cud and have split hooves, which must be completely separated. The
                   Torah lists the animals which possess only one of these signs and are
                   therefore prohibited. Only Hashem alone, Who created the world, could
                   testify with certainty to these assertions, which have never been refuted.
                   The signs of kosher fish are that they must have fins and scales. Chazal
                   teach that every fish that has scales also has fins. However, not every fish
                   that has fins also has scales. These facts have been verified over the years
                   through technological developments.
                   After much research, scientists have come to the same conclusion about
                   many aspects of the natural world that Chazal already knew years earlier.
                   It says, “In the beginning of God’s creating the heavens and the earth.”
                   Since it does not state “earths” in the plural form, our Rabbis conclude
                   that there is no other life other than life on Earth.
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