Oh your second post... above that incredily long one of Tiles.
I missed it.
Yes God could have done as you say and given them a lesson.
The rear legs of many beetles do go backwards from the body similar to locusts and different to the 4 at the front.
And many others do not. There are many kinds of Beetle and thismight be how to distingtuish between the beetles that can be eaten and the beetles that cannot. I believe this is plausible and reasonable
It means what it says. It is a simple term. It means its leg are above its feet, not below. So you have a description of legs that end with feet.
Could it not also mean "don't count the legs that are in front of the feet"?
Also, should the appendages at the end of their legs be called "feet".....hmmmm.
However, so do other animals (fly) and they are not listed here.
OK....which ones do you have in mind?
Dan, If my answer is not plausible and reasonable, can you please explain why because I do not understand why not?
