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}}.</ref> Actually, you could say the same about all rules of ''kashrut'': the more impractical they are, the better, only to prevent Jews from intermingling with neighbouring peoples and from reducing the income of priests and prophets of their the only rightful God.
However, there was one problem with the prohibition against drinking wine obtained from infidels: it was hard to find a Biblical justification for it. Eventually, though, rabbis managed to find the following fragments of the so-called Song of Moses, which talk about idolaters: