An important element of the Consecrated Life that Yeshua taught, was the cleansing of the body from all defilements which permitted the Kingdom to manifest within the life of the Disciple. Christians rely upon the teaching at Matthew 15:11-20 to negate all requirements of diet. Yet, we know that the Bible has been edited (see Bible Corruption) -- Matthew and the disciples were all strict vegetarians -- and such texts as the Gospel of the Nazirenes presents the original teaching in the words: "And Yeshua said, ‘Well has Moses commanded you to be clean, and to keep your bodies clean, and your vessels clean, but you have added things which ofttimes cannot be observed by everyone at all times and in all places. Hear me therefore, not only unclean things entering into the body of man defile the man, but much more do evil thoughts and unclean things which pour from the heart of man, defile the inner man and others also. Therefore take heed to your thoughts and cleanse your hearts and let your food be pure. These things ought you to do, and not to leave the others undone. Whosoever breaks The Law of Purification of necessity, are blameless, for they do it not of their own will, neither despising The Law which is just and good. For cleanliness in all things is great gain. Be not therefore followers of evil fashions of the world, even in appearance; for many are led into transgression by the outward seeming, and the likeness of evil" (NG 43:13-16). Thus, the original words of Yeshua paint an entirely different picture than the corrupted texts of our modern biblical translations.