Titus 1:15 Unto the pure all things are pure. In the "Jewish fables" just referred to (Titus 1:14) were rigid regulations concerning foods and purifications. Hence Paul adds, "It is not food that makes one impure. To the pure all things are pure. When one is unbelieving and defiled, no food can make him pure". See notes on Romans 14:14 1Co 8:4-8.
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