 Now he removes this suet from [the two sides of] the spinal column, its length extending from beneath the loins all the way up to the ribs; while its breadth extending [outwards] until it becomes covered over in flesh, and once it has been covered over in flesh, [it is permitted].They scrape away the suet that is upon the spinal column from within, where lies the flesh of the loins which is called [in Arabic] "mutemaziqah", and they excise [the fatty tissue from] the "mutemaziqah", [surgically removing] all of the [forbidden] fat (suet) that lies upon it externally.Then they dislodge the fat of the kidneys from the place of its attachment on the spine, above the diaphragm (Heb.