Psalm 84:11 Do you think, brother, that in God's great plan When He was prescribing the best food for man That He made a mistake in leaving the swine out? For he was not good from his tail to his snout! 1 Corinthians 3:17 Oh, the carcass of an old dead horse or a cow Don't get too rotten for a dirty old sow Though we holler a lot about boils and the gout We eat Miss Piggy from her tail to her snout! Ezekiel 33:11 We couldn't eat the buzzard, we'd think it a crime But how much more filthy is he than the swine That we make into pie, or we cook him with kraut And eat him or die, from his tail to his snout? Isaiah 66:2-4 We cook him with cabbage or boil him with greens With his mangy old hide we season our beans With his scabs and his boils within and without Sweet piggy, we eat from his tail to his snout! Isaiah 55:2 On filth they feast, while in stink holes they lay And still for their carcass our money we pay The preacher, professor, or the judge on his bench Eat the carrion-eater, his filth, and his stench Ezekiel 22:26 In the filth you can see him clear up to his eyes His shiny old carcass all covered with flies Most dead with cholera (due to butcher no doubt) We still think him good from his tail to his snout! 2 Corinthians 6:17 We eat the old grunter, we eat the young shoat The fat that we fancied may be pus or bloat It would smell as good, and as healthy no doubt As the hooves and the hide, the tail and the snout! Isaiah 66:17 We may like him lean, or may like him best fat Just as well eat the dog, or else the cat Just as well eat the buzzard, the owl, or the bat The lizzard or the snake, the mouse or the rat! Romans 12:1 Our most sensitive natures would almost run wild If we handled the corpse of a man or a child But we sit at our table and cram down our throat With the greatest relish -- the corpse of a shoat! Deuteronomy 14:8 God made him a scavenger, He says he's unclean What other creature is as filthy and mean? If we eat his flesh, or touch his dead carcass With sin and disease it surely will mark us Leviticus 11:7-8 Tis sad, brother, although God's Word is just We eat the slop-eater, for eat him we must The dirtiest of beasts, we will not do without But eat them we will, from the tail to the snout! Matthew 15:8 How we sing and we talk of God's love so divine Like vultures, then feast on the dirty old swine We might shun many ills, and diseases, no doubt By not eating him -- from his tail to his snout! 1 Corinthians 10:31 Yes, we worship the Lord, and pray and shout But that old hog flavor, we can't do without For ham, bacon, and sausage we'll go the route And eat the whole hog, from his tail to his snout! 2 Peter 2:22 In God's Word we find, he is classed with the dog No matter how high bred, he's still just a hog Though you wash him, or teach if you will He still will go back to his mire and his swill Genesis 1:29 We'd be better off if we obeyed God's command And ate vegetables, grain, and fruit of the land Then it wouldn't take half of the tonic and pills To relieve all mankind of their swine-fed ills Genesis 9:5 You may think of fresh pork as a very rare treat But our bodies are made of just what we eat And the food he has eaten, the filth of the land Goes into our body as food, second hand! 3 John 1:2 No wonder we are weak and heart beats so slow Sanitariums are full, hospitals overflow For we eat such unclean, abominable things That are creeping, crawling, or flying with wings! Psalm 119:105 God forbade us to eat these dirty old creatures No matter what is the theory of preachers If left to mans opinion -- we'd not know the right But thank the Lord, in His Word there is light! Luke 4:2-3 And now, my brother, you may no doubt recall Indulgences of appetite caused old Adams fall Our Savior was tempted on this point, no doubt So why do we eat from his tail to his snout? Revelation 22:11-12 Now I've told you my story, recited my piece If you can eat pork with your conscience at ease If sin, filth, or disease, you care little about Then just keep on eating the brute FROM HIS TAIL TO HIS SNOUT!
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