Biblically Clean Taco Recipes

Round-up of Biblically clean taco recipes | Land of Honey

This post goes to show that you can follow the Bible's instructions about what we eat and still enjoy lots of delicious meals! A friend mentioned to me that they didn't think they could eat Biblically clean because they love tacos so much - but guess what? There are plenty of great taco recipes that you'll love, that you won't have to compromise your convictions for! This recipe round up includes something for everyone. Whether you're looking for beef tacos, vegetarian options, super quick dinner ideas, or something made in a slow cooker.

Easy Chili Lime Fish Tacos from Pinch of Yum

Easy Chili Lime Fish Tacos - Biblically clean taco recipes | Land of Honey


Short Rib Tacos with Pepper Mustard Slaw
 from How Sweet Eats

Short Rib Tacos with Pepper Mustard Slaw - Biblically clean taco recipes | Land of Honey

Crispy Chipotle Chicken Tacos with Cilantro Lime Ranch from Half Baked Harvest

Crispy Chipotle Chicken Tacos with Cilantro Lime Ranch - Biblically clean taco recipes | Land of Honey

Sweet Potato and Black Bean Tacos from Cookie and Kate

Sweet Potato Black Bean Tacos - Biblically clean taco recipes and dinner ideas | Land of Honey

Grilled Corn Tacos from Love and Lemons

Easy Grilled Corn Tacos - Biblically clean taco recipes and dinner ideas | Land of Honey

Chicken Tinga Tacos from Pinch of Yum

Chicken Tinga Tacos - Biblically clean dinner ideas | Land of Honey

Slow Cooker Beef Barbacoa Tacos from How Sweet Eats

Slow cooker beef barbacoa tacos - Biblically clean dinner ideas | Land of Honey

Loaded Quinoa Tacos from A Couple Cooks

Loaded Quinoa Tacos and lots of Biblically clean taco ideas | Land of Honey

Easy Black Bean Tacos from A Couple Cooks

Easy Black Bean Tacos and lots of Biblically clean taco ideas | Land of Honey


Lentil Tacos from Making Thyme For Health

Lentil Tacos + Biblically clean taco recipes | Land of Honey


Instant Pot Buffalo Chicken Tacos
 from Pinch of Yum

Instant Pot Buffalo Chicken Tacos + Biblically clean taco recipes | Land of Honey

Cheesy Zucchini Roasted Corn Tacos from Half Baked Harvest

Cheesy Zucchini Tacos with Roasted Corn + Biblically clean taco recipes | Land of Honey

Epic Vegetarian Tacos from Cookie and Kate

Epic Vegetarian Tacos - round up of Biblically clean eating taco recipes | Land of Honey

Grilled Fish Tacos from A Couple Cooks

Grilled Fish Tacos - round up of Biblically clean eating taco recipes | Land of Honey

Street Corn and Jicama Tacos from How Sweet Eats



20 Minute Ancho Chicken Tacos from Pinch of Yum

Questions and Answers on Shavuot

Questions and Answers about Shavuot for believers in Messiah | Land of Honey

I want to take the time to address some frequently asked questions about the Biblical set apart time of Shavuot, and how it pertains to us as believers in Messiah.

What are the differences between Shavuot and Pentecost? FAQs about Shavuot | Land of Honey
















Are Shavuot and Pentecost the same thing?

The words Shavuot and Pentecost are used interchangeably in Scripture. Shavuot is the Hebrew word for "Feast of Weeks," whereas Pentecost is Greek for "fiftieth." Both are referring to the set apart time that happens fifty days after the counting of the omer begins during the Feast of Unleavened Bread.

Of course, different people mean different things by each, but in Scripture they are the same.

Is Shavuot a Sabbath day? Q+A about the Biblical holiday of Shavuot | Land of Honey
Is Shavuot a Sabbath day?Yes, Shavuot is no-work day, and should be treated like the weekly Sabbath. So avoid professional work, shopping, home maintenance, etc. More information on no-work days can be found here.
How to celebrate Shavuot for the first time | Land of Honey

How do you celebrate it? This is my first year celebrating the feast days.To anyone celebrating for the first time - yay! - I am so proud of you for taking this step of faith and cheering you on as you do it!Take the pressure off of yourself to do everything perfectly and shoot to have a nice day of rest, while remembering the incredible gifts we have been given - the written word and the Holy Spirit!Have some good food, read your Bible, get together with other believers if possible, give an offering to YHWH, give gifts if you wish, pray for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and make or buy two loaves of bread to remember YHWH's abundant provision that we celebrate during this time.
Questions and answers about the Biblical holiday of Shavuot or Pentecost | Land of Honey

What day is it?It varies depending on what calendar you go by, but most people will celebrate Shavuot from the evening of May 25 to the evening of May 27. Others will celebrate it May 28. (These dates are for 2023!) Shavuot always happens fifty days after the First Fruits offering after Passover.
Questions and Answers on Shavuot - what foods to make? | Land of Honey

What kind of bread or other foods do you make?
I like to make strawberry salad or strawberry shortcake! Strawberries are great in my area at this time of year and I like the reminder of the fruit of the Spirit!Milk and honey are often used to symbolize the sweetness of Scripture in our lives, so desserts like cheesecake or fruit tarts are popular as well. See this post for milk and honey dessert recipes!
Shavuot Q+A - food ideas | Land of Honey

I also think it's fun to do two loaves of bread of any kind in honor of Leviticus 23:17 that says to offer two loaves to YHWH. This is a great reminder that he provides more than enough for our needs. You could make or buy fancy breads made with herbs or olives or cheese or you an ultimate make your own grilled cheese bar, with lots of different cheeses, veggies, and condiments! Babka is another fun bread for Shavuot.
Questions and Answers about the Biblical Holiday of Shavuot | Land of Honey

What Bible passages are good for this time?Great things to study during Shavuot would be the covenant, and the Holy Spirit. The book of Ruth is traditionally studied at this time of year. Leviticus 23:15-21, Acts 2, 1 Corinthians 12, Exodus 20:1-17, and Galatians 5:22 are some of my favorites.
Shavuot in Scripture - FAQs about Shavuot | Land of Honey

Here are some more verses to check out! See this post.
How to celebrate Shavuot + questions and answers on this Biblical set apart time | Land of Honey

What do you do to celebrate?Take the day off work, spend time with loved ones, talk about the ways you have seen the Holy Spirit at work in your life, read Acts 2, go see wheat being harvested if possible, make a big fruit salad to symbolize the fruit of the Spirit, get immersed, host a Bible study!
What you need to know about Shavuot - frequently asked questions | Land of Honey

What verses tell us that believers in Messiah should observe the feasts?Exodus 34:22 - "You shall observe the festival of Shavuot."We should celebrate Shavuot because Scripture tells us to! Nowhere in Scripture does it tell us that the set apart times are done away with! This post goes into more details about why we as believers in Messiah should keep the feasts.
What you need to know about Shavuot - frequently asked questions | Land of Honey

Or as Torah Sisters says: the giving of the law and the giving of the Spirit are big deals!
When does the omer counter start? | Land of Honey

When do we actually start counting?Scripture instructs us to count fifty days and then celebrate Shavuot. Our starting point for that is the Sunday after Passover, which is known as First Fruits. This is the day the Messiah rose from the grave!
Shavuot Q+A - how to celebrate with kids | Land of Honey

Ways to celebrate with toddlers?Crafts and Bible stories around the fruit of the Spirit, the giving of the Holy Spirit, and the ten commandments are all very appropriate!Bible Pathway Adventures has free activity and coloring sheets for kids too!
Shavuot Q+A - the menorah | Land of Honey

Does the lamp stand all over the Bible have any significance with this?The lamp stand that the Bible talks about is a seven branched menorah! This correlates with the seven Biblical holidays.
Shavuot Q+A - ways to celebrate | Land of Honey
How to celebrate?This is a day to remember the giving of Scripture and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit! I enjoy getting together at a lake with other believers (the lake is a great opportunity for immersion), we share a meal and read/discuss Bible stories related to these times.I also like finding ways to 'give the word' to others - sharing a printable Bible verse, memorizing a passage to share with others, gathering Bibles to donate etc.
Shavuot Q+A - the meaning behind the holiday | Land of Honey
What is the meaning of it?On Shavuot we remember both the giving of the written word and commandments, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2. It is also a time when we celebrate that YHWH provides for our needs! Shavuot happens when wheat is being harvested. During Bible times, wheat was a significant part of the daily diet, and the harvest being brought in was a tangible reminder of YHWH providing for them! On Shavuot we look back at the ways YHWH provided in Scripture and in our own lives.
More on Shavuot:
Celebrating the Fruit of the Spirit at Shavuot
Shavuot Provision
Seven Ways to Celebrate Shavuot

Things I Pray For My Community

Things I Pray for My Community | Land of Honey

We should all be intentionally praying for our communities! You are part of the place where you live, work, shop, and whatever else, and these places would all benefit from your asking the Father for his best, blessings, and breakthrough in these areas. When I'm out for a walk or bike ride, or driving through my community I make it a point to pray these things. Of course you could pray them anytime and this list is not conclusive!

Things I pray for my community:

-For each person to experience the love and truth of YHWH here. Whether you're a lifelong resident, visiting for a few days, or just driving through town on your way somewhere else, I want you to tangibly experience YHWH's incredible love for you so strongly that it leaves no room for lies of the enemy in your life.

-That leaders would make godly decisions that honor YHWH. I'm sure most of us have prayed for our nation's president, but how many of us have prayed for our mayor, police chief, or the school principal? How about city council members, school boards, business leaders, volunteer leaders, judges, county engineers, and others that have influence in the community? I sincerely pray that each of these people would make choices that are consistent with Scripture and bring the best for my community. I want well designed traffic patterns that promote safety, I want a fire department that is skilled to rescue anyone in need of their help, non profit programs that benefit those involved, restaurants that serve life-giving foods, parks departments that are good stewards of YHWH's natural order, judges passing sentences with wisdom, and so on.

-For our people and businesses to honor the Sabbath. I know the tremendous blessings that come from keeping the Sabbath, and I pray that my neighbors, coworkers, and friends would also benefit from this. I pray specifically for business owners, and those in charge of scheduling school and local events, that they would genuinely desire to honor the instructions of Scripture by keeping the Sabbath day set apart.

-That the schools would be places truth is taught. Each time you see a school building or send a child to school you have an opportunity to pray for the children, teachers, and staff. I pray that teachers would teach curriculum that is truth and that the staff members would be inspiring and encouraging to the students. I pray that each person would walk in the Creator's ways, and show the fruit of the Holy Spirit.

-That no one would die here without hearing the Gospel. I heard Bill Johnson say once that they were working to make it impossible to get to hell from their community, and I love that idea! I pray for those who are around the dying, including EMTs, nurses, hospice workers, nursing home residents and employees, and family members of the dying. I pray that these people have the courage and opportunity to share the Good News with anyone who hasn't heard it. I pray also that everyone in the final stages of their life in my area would be receptive to the opportunity we have for redemption and eternal life through the Messiah.

-For the things the enemy intended for evil to be used for good. We also need to take authority and stand against the works of the enemy in our homes, neighborhood, schools, congregations, etc. I pray for those who are involved in specific bad situations that I have heard about. If you hear of a housefire, someone passing away, a crime that happened, a factory laying off workers, or whatever other negative thing then it's time to lift that up in prayer and remind YHWH of his promise to work all things together for good. I pray for specific insight into how the works of the enemy can be cut off in my community.

-That it would be a place where the word is known and honored. I want the values of my community to come straight out of Scripture. I want that reflected in the personal lives of our residents and in business practices and town policies. I pray that churches would truly teach the word of YHWH. I pray that the Bible studies and youth groups in our area would grow as students and young people desire to hear Scripture. I pray that each person would walk out the Creator's instructions and have practical understanding of how to implement the word into their lives.

Specific things you can be praying about for your community | Land of Honey

Blessed be the Name of YHWH Printable

Blessed be the name of YHWH - free Bible verse printable for the Torah observant home | Land of Honey


This Scripture is such an important reminder! The Creator's name is to be blessed by us and that name is YHWH! I've had this printable on display in my home for a few weeks now and it has been a great way to remember to take a moment and bless his name.

Are you familiar with the name of YHWH? Here are twenty things that Scripture says about it.

Blessed be the name of YHWH - Psalm 113:2 - bible verse printable | Land of Honey





This truth comes to us from Psalm 113:2 - "Blessed be the name of YHWH."

Blessed be the name of YHWH - free Bible verse printable for the Torah observant home | Land of Honey


Click here to download this free printable from Psalm 113. It's free for your personal use.

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