Tim Allen Show 'Last Man Standing' Cancelled For Political Reasons?
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Gee I knew Jesus shouldn't have made water into wine what was He thinking, didn't He know the wedding guest would drink the wine.
You cannot prove that Jesus made fermented wine... in the greek and in the hebrew there is no differation between fermented and non-fermented when speaking of "wine"
Fresh new wine (fruit of the vine that has not rotted to become toxic or fermented) tastes better than alcoholic wine which is why the guy at the wedding said they had saved the best for last (after he tasted some of what Jesus made)
In fact, if Jesus would have delivered fermented wine to them... he would have been delivering a substance that would enable them to get drink which would have been delivering a temptation to sin.
This would have been a sin for Jesus to have done accorfing to what God says in James 1:13
James 1:13
Let no man say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God: for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither tempteth he any man:
It clearly states that God does not tempt any man... so either you believe Jesus lived a sinless life, or you don't.
It's always amazing to me that some who claim to be Christians want to stand and argue in favor of intoxication. Medical science with all their fancy testing equipment has shown that as little as 1 ounce of alcohol changes how the mind thinks and is medically where intoxication starts.
So, if you argue just a little alcohol is OK... then why not also argue that a little pot is ok? A little cocaine is ok, right? Maybe a little heroin?
When a Christian says drinking booze is OK, their witness is shot before those in the world and they now are bringing reproach to Christ so they should sit down and shut up cause those that are watching you have good reason to believe Christians are not actually separated from sin and the world... they just like everyone else, so lots of folks will be turned off to Jesus over this hypocrisy.
No matter how you slice it... the Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ does not lead anyone to drink toxic substances proven to be bad for the body so drinking d booze is not the doctrine that Jesus and His Apostles taught. (yeah, they had bad water and Timothy took very small amounts which would have killed bad bacteria in his gut... not the same as drinking d booze... before someone brings up Timothy)
You cannot prove that Jesus made fermented wine... in the greek and in the hebrew there is no differation between fermented and non-fermented when speaking of "wine"
Fresh new wine (fruit of the vine that has not rotted to become toxic or fermented) tastes better than alcoholic wine which is why the guy at the wedding said they had saved the best for last (after he tasted some of what Jesus made)
In fact, if Jesus would have delivered fermented wine to them... he would have been delivering a substance that would enable them to get drink which would have been delivering a temptation to sin.
This would have been a sin for Jesus to have done accorfing to what God says in James 1:13
James 1:13
Let no man say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God: for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither tempteth he any man:
It clearly states that God does not tempt any man... so either you believe Jesus lived a sinless life, or you don't.
It's always amazing to me that some who claim to be Christians want to stand and argue in favor of intoxication. Medical science with all their fancy testing equipment has shown that as little as 1 ounce of alcohol changes how the mind thinks and is medically where intoxication starts.
So, if you argue just a little alcohol is OK... then why not also argue that a little pot is ok? A little cocaine is ok, right? Maybe a little heroin?
When a Christian says drinking booze is OK, their witness is shot before those in the world and they now are bringing reproach to Christ so they should sit down and shut up cause those that are watching you have good reason to believe Christians are not actually separated from sin and the world... they just like everyone else, so lots of folks will be turned off to Jesus over this hypocrisy.
No matter how you slice it... the Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ does not lead anyone to drink toxic substances proven to be bad for the body so drinking d booze is not the doctrine that Jesus and His Apostles taught. (yeah, they had bad water and Timothy took very small amounts which would have killed bad bacteria in his gut... not the same as drinking d booze... before someone brings up Timothy)
Of course Jesus made fermented wine, the context in John 2 supports this.
He is also the same God who permitted the Israelite's to get strong drink (if they desired) in Deuteronomy. Jesus also drank wine, or they would not have accused Him of being a winebibber and a glutton as well. God condemns drunkenness not consumption of alcohol.
He is also the same God who permitted the Israelite's to get strong drink (if they desired) in Deuteronomy. Jesus also drank wine, or they would not have accused Him of being a winebibber and a glutton as well. God condemns drunkenness not consumption of alcohol.
You cannot prove that in Ecc 9:7 it's talking about fermented wine either...
When the fruit of the vine is first made in to "wine" is is not fermented... it takes a while to ferment.
If you research, you'll find they used to make it into a paste and they used to put just a little of this past in water to make "wine"
Today's wine from a grocery store or a liquor store would have as high as 20 to 25 times more alcohol contents than what many in ancient times would have in their glass of "wine" using the paste... which they did for storage purposes cause it was easier to keep, store, and transport
When the fruit of the vine is first made in to "wine" is is not fermented... it takes a while to ferment.
If you research, you'll find they used to make it into a paste and they used to put just a little of this past in water to make "wine"
Today's wine from a grocery store or a liquor store would have as high as 20 to 25 times more alcohol contents than what many in ancient times would have in their glass of "wine" using the paste... which they did for storage purposes cause it was easier to keep, store, and transport
He also allowed them to have multiple wives... which was not His will as we find in the New Covenant the same as we find drunkeness i not His will either.
There are some things God put up with in the OT that were not His will and are identified as being sin in the New Covenant... things in the OT He simply did not address because they were spiritually dead people.
But hey, if you folks wanna get drink be my guest... go hang out at the bars drinking booze and tell people about how Jesus hung out with drunks and got drunk too... maybe hit the bong as it went by.
None of this is a problem for me cause... I ain't you!
There are some things God put up with in the OT that were not His will and are identified as being sin in the New Covenant... things in the OT He simply did not address because they were spiritually dead people.
But hey, if you folks wanna get drink be my guest... go hang out at the bars drinking booze and tell people about how Jesus hung out with drunks and got drunk too... maybe hit the bong as it went by.
None of this is a problem for me cause... I ain't you!
B
making non-alcohol wine is something that requires special equipment and a little technical know-how.
You could mix up some Welch’s grape concentrate and call that non-alcohol wine, but the non-alcoholic wines you buy at the store are different. They aren’t syrupy sweet. The sugars have been removed allowing the body and tannins to come forth and be the core of the juices character – just like an alcoholic wine would.
By far, the easiest way to remove the sugars from the juice is to have a fermentation that will turn the sugars into alcohol. This is what the commercial producers of non-alcoholic wines do. They ferment the juice and start out with an actual wine. Then the alcohol is removed. So when you ask: how do you make non-alcoholic wine?, the answer is: start with some alcoholic wine.
Anyone can take a juice and turn it into wine. That’s not the hard part. You make the wine as you normally would. The hard part is removing the alcohol from the wine. There are a couple of ways that the commercial producers of non-alcoholic wines go about doing this. Unfortunately, neither of them are practical for the home winemaker:
You could mix up some Welch’s grape concentrate and call that non-alcohol wine, but the non-alcoholic wines you buy at the store are different. They aren’t syrupy sweet. The sugars have been removed allowing the body and tannins to come forth and be the core of the juices character – just like an alcoholic wine would.
By far, the easiest way to remove the sugars from the juice is to have a fermentation that will turn the sugars into alcohol. This is what the commercial producers of non-alcoholic wines do. They ferment the juice and start out with an actual wine. Then the alcohol is removed. So when you ask: how do you make non-alcoholic wine?, the answer is: start with some alcoholic wine.
Anyone can take a juice and turn it into wine. That’s not the hard part. You make the wine as you normally would. The hard part is removing the alcohol from the wine. There are a couple of ways that the commercial producers of non-alcoholic wines go about doing this. Unfortunately, neither of them are practical for the home winemaker:
Are you suggesting that it's OK to be drunk??? Are you a drunkard???
Noah would have repented and did. He was a preacher of righteousness so he would not have been a practicing drunk like some Christians today think it's OK to be...
Galatians 5:19-21
Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness,
Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies,
Envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God.
There ya go boozer boy... being a drunk is a work of the flesh and is a sin.
Noah would have repented and did. He was a preacher of righteousness so he would not have been a practicing drunk like some Christians today think it's OK to be...
Galatians 5:19-21
Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness,
Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies,
Envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God.
There ya go boozer boy... being a drunk is a work of the flesh and is a sin.
That doesn't make it not a sin... if you wanna drink booze, then drink up!
May as well smoke some pot too... maybe snort some coke... you know, get yer party on man!
May as well smoke some pot too... maybe snort some coke... you know, get yer party on man!
saying that every person who drinks gets drunk makes as much senses as the above non-sense statements.
satan enjoys it when those that claim to be Christians drink the booze... it destroys their testimony just like engaging in other forms of sin.
Romans 8:14 says "as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God"
Do you believe the Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ is leading God's people to drink the booze???
Romans 8:14 says "as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God"
Do you believe the Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ is leading God's people to drink the booze???