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I think lil' bro needs to read Maccabees
With Acts 10; God says, and I quote "Arise, Peter. Kill and eat."(Acts 10:13). God is both literal and metaphorical. He is using it as a metaphor for Gentiles, but also for dietary restrictions. God would never tell people to do something wrong (which, in your view, eating pork etc), even as a metaphor. He wouldn't tell someone to "Rise, go and rape", and then be like "Oops, sorry, that was a metaphor, you're going to Hell now". With the time of Jesus's death, we're just going off of what the gospel says, read the account of his death, with preparation for the Sabbath etc. The phrase "three days and three nights" is understood in Jewish idiom as any part of three days, which includes Friday evening to Sunday morning.
Also check Ezekiel 20:19-21, the Sabbath is Saturday morning to Sunday morning and it's the sign between God and his people, so if you don't have that sign God is gonna pour out his fury upon you in tribulation.
And read Isaiah 66:15-17, people who eat unclean like pork and shellfish are going to be consumed by fire in the tribulation. So repent from eating this stuff.
And the Messiah's name isn't Jesus, it's Yeshua, he comes in the Father's name Yehovah. He warned us about another coming in his own name in John 5:42-43 because you don't have the love of God in you (the ten commandments - 1 John 5:2-3).
Practicing Papists ARE Saved. So are Protestants and Orthodox that actually practice the Faith.