Were is it in the New Testament that say you are under grace and can eat all food?

Answer 1

There is no were on the New Testament that says this. Most people try and use Acts 10:1-11,18 to justify this. But, if you read that entire Chapter of Acts 11, you will see that Peter knew that The Father was using this vision to get his attention. Because The Father had used His Holy Angel and sent three men to Peter for him to go to Cornelius. He wanted to show Peter that he was going cleanse the hearts of people that the Jews considered unclean. The vision was about the salvation of the Gentiles and that the Blood of the Messiah, that had just been shed, now made the Gentile clean in the eyes of the Father.

Malachi 3:6 says, I am YHWH, I change not." The same Word that applied to our Ancestors of old applies to us and we will ALL be judged by the same WORD. He would not give them guidelines to live by and then take away those guidelines for us. He is Just and ALWAYS Fair. Why would Our father have different rules for us to follow? He doesn't we ALL, from creation until the Messiah returns, have to live as it states in Matthew 4:4, " Man does not live by bread alone, but by EVERY WORD that procedes out of the mouth of YHWH."