I think turning water into wine constitutes making wine, not to mention condoning it's consumption.
Jesus is my dealer.
I think turning water into wine constitutes making wine, not to mention condoning it's consumption.
Jesus is my dealer.
They might want to check fact 4.
I think turning water into wine constitutes making wine, not to mention condoning it's consumption.
They might want to check fact 4.
I think turning water into wine constitutes making wine, not to mention condoning it's consumption.
In the Bible, verses to show God approves of wine are speaking about unfermented juice.
Understanding that this is not my opinion but, fact 2) In the Bible, verses to show God approves of wine are speaking about unfermented juice. Verses that expose the evils of wine are speaking about intoxicating wine.
Wait, what? Don't we just call that juice? Was wine just so popular they had to name the stuff, not wine?
Understanding that this is not my opinion but, fact 2) In the Bible, verses to show God approves of wine are speaking about unfermented juice. Verses that expose the evils of wine are speaking about intoxicating wine.
I was hoping for some reference to apfelwein
How do you say apfelwein in Arameic...?
So the word in Aremaic for juice and wine are the same?
This can't be serious..... at least I really hope not. yesterday, tomorrow and forever, huh???
So we are to believe that all these Christians back int he day, who were so great, and gave away all their possessions and devoted themselves to God, were fortunate enough to survive solely on fruit juice? Until very recent times, water was extremely unsafe and almost no-one drank straight water (small beer was the Gatorade of the day). So if good Christians drank no alcohol, ever, but drank fruit juice, they were either extremely rich or had a constant case of the runs....
silly
Damn, sounds like you and I had the same experience. I enjoy my religion a lot more now that I really understand it and how my particular religion translates to my life. I have trouble believing Jesus walked around with such a stick up his arse as we are led to believe.I love it when the truth is so obvious and so absolute. My "religious" teenage years turned me off from religion until my mid-thirties. Now I realize (or believe at least) that most of what I was taught was up-tight, Victorianism and prudishness with no real Biblical justification.
I love it when the truth is so obvious and so absolute. My "religious" teenage years turned me off from religion until my mid-thirties. Now I realize (or believe at least) that most of what I was taught was up-tight, Victorianism and prudishness with no real Biblical justification.
Damn, sounds like you and I had the same experience. I enjoy my religion a lot more now that I really understand it and how my particular religion translates to my life. I have trouble believing Jesus walked around with such a stick up his arse as we are led to believe.
Surprise!:fro: Look on the brightside, at least you got the bad part out of the way.
Damn, sounds like you and I had the same experience. I enjoy my religion a lot more now that I really understand it and how my particular religion translates to my life. I have trouble believing Jesus walked around with such a stick up his arse as we are led to believe.
I think the point is that the Aramaic translation is not perfect to English
Psalms 104:14,15 "You cause the grass to grow for the cattle, and plants for people to use, to bring forth food from the earth, and wine to gladden the human heart, oil to make the face shine,..."
John 2:10 (Jesus turns the water into wine) "and said to him, "Everyone serves the good wine first, and then the inferior wine after the guests have become drunk. But you have kept the good wine until now."
I don't think this refers to juice.
After a lifetime of going to church, bible school and bible college I have turned to there is probably not 1 God. but everyone needs something so if that is what you choose to believe than more power to you.
Damn, sounds like you and I had the same experience. I enjoy my religion a lot more now that I really understand it and how my particular religion translates to my life. I have trouble believing Jesus walked around with such a stick up his arse as we are led to believe.
After a lifetime of going to church, bible school and bible college I have turned to there is probably not 1 God. but everyone needs something so if that is what you choose to believe than more power to you.
So the word in Aremaic for juice and wine are the same?
Now that's just wrong, which is why it's also damn funny.Ok I cant resest
Do you know why Jesus Christ quit playing Hocky.........He kept getting nailed to the boards........![]()
59) Matthew 24:48-51 - A drinking servant is unprepared for his Lord’s return.
65) 1 Corinthians 5:11 - If a Christian brother is a drinker, do not associate with him.
68) Ephesians 5:18 - In contrast to being drunk with wine, the believer is to be filled with the Spirit.
60) Luke 1:15 - John the Baptist drank neither grape juice nor wine.
61) Luke 12:45 - Christ warned against drunkenness.
62) Luke 21:34 - Drunkenness will cause a person not to be ready for the Lord’s return.
63) Romans 13:13 - Do not walk in drunkenness or immorality.
66) 1 Corinthians 6:10 - Drunkards will not inherit the kingdom of God
67) Galatians 5:21 - Acts of the sinful nature, such as drunkenness, will prohibit a person from inheriting the kingdom of God.
69) 1 Thessalonians 5:6-7 - Christians are to be alert and self-controlled, belonging to the day. Drunkards belong to the night and darkness.
74) Titus 2:2-3 - The older men and older women of the church are to be temperate and not addicted to wine.
75) 1 Peter 4:3-4 - The past life of drunkenness and carousing has no place in the Christian’s life.
64) Romans 14:21 - Do not do anything that will hurt your testimony as a believer.
70) 1 Timothy 3:2-3 - Bishops (elders) are to be temperate, sober, and not near any wine.
71) 1 Timothy 3:8 - Deacons are to be worthy of respect and not drinkers.
72) 1 Timothy 3:11 - Deacons’ wives are to be temperate and sober.
73) Titus 1:7-8 - An overseer is to be disciplined.
Heck, I'd probably have left right there on the spot. If my kind (the kind that likes a beer with dinner) was considered undesirable there, I'd not be inclined to give them my business regardless of how tasty the food is. The dude basically told you that you're not wholesome enough for him.
Probably true of course, but still.