A Sincere Sin or a Hypocritical Mitzvah?

Nuts! There is another way of looking at nuts suggesting that not only should we eat them on Rosh Hashannah but that it should be a staple of our diet. The Hebrew word nut is spelled aleph gimel vav zion. Reverse the last 3 letters to zion vav gimel and it spells zoog, the word for a married couple. And when a word begins with aleph it has a G-dly connotation such as the word for one, echod, One G-d. Given the word for nut is comprised of G-dliness and the sanctity of marriage and that it was G-d's original intent that we be vegetarian as stated in Gen 1:29, we can add greater holiness to Rosh Hashanna, Shabbat and all holidays by eating nuts. Of course, it's better for our health too. The meat industry is cruel to animals, devastating to our planet and bad for our health. Let's celebrate G-d and the holidays by being good stewards of the earth. And one way to do that is to eat more nuts and less meat. Thank you. Reply