CHRISTIANS & ALCOHOL PART2

THE WORD ALCOHOL IS ARAMAIC FOR ALGHOOL MEANING THE DEVIL.....ALCOHOL AND IT NEGATIVE INFLUENCE IN THE WORLD......WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAY ABOUT BOOZE AND CHRISTIAN SIPPING SAINTS......

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[abseconPC]

Stop drinking only water, and use a little wine because of your stomach and your frequent illnesses.

1 tim 5:23

[DocumentaryGuy]

ya the sweet wine plato said that neither intoxicates the body or inflame the mind....you have a history context condition

[sweetcuddle1956]

Tongues is for today also...and someone who don't believe it is not from God

[DocumentaryGuy]

YOU ARE DECEIVED.......1Co 12:30 Have all the gifts of healing? do all speak with tongues? do all interpret?

YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF, TALKING ABOUT WHAT YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT......WE WERENT BORN YESTERDAY........

[garcijas]

good word! I am studying wine in the bible, this vid was very helpful. also did you know that in Titus 2:2 the word temperate greek=nephaleous means one who does not drink wine. Jesus did not turn water into wine. he turned water into grape juice or unfermented wine. it does not say grape juice in the bible because there is NO greek word for grape juice. in the original greek text everything from the vine was called wine. anyone who thinks jesus turned water into alcohol is accusing jesus of sin

[DocumentaryGuy]

AMEN

[SparkPlugMovies1]

i was drunk yesterday and i almost started 2 fights in the malls bathroom i guess alcohol does bring the worst out of people because im not a violent person

[MQuillin1]

@MrTimbojames the fruit of the vine, which is NON-ALCOHOLIC. In conclusion to your comment I would like to interlude one more point. Just because people do drink (alcohol) does not mean they go to Hell. Although this is definately true, it is definately good to spread the good news. This would be that we no longer need alcohol because we have the HOLY SPIRIT. This is important to spread because people (God's people) perish for lack of knowledge Hosea 4:6. Have a good day and God Bless.

[MQuillin1]

@MrTimbojames Well take the Bible as it is, yes, I agree, but also "study to shew yourself approved..." 2nd Timothy 2:15. It is good to go back to the greek and see exactly what the Holy Spirit put in Paul for us (the Body of Christ). So on that not Jesus did not drink alcohol. I can say that without a doubt only because I have studied this subject in depth. There is no word for grap juice in the greek correlating with wine. Therefore when Jesus said the last cup he was talking about ....

[MrTimbojames]

So what about when Jesus drank wine? Oh that's right your going to say that wasn't alcohol right? But shouldn't we take the Bible as it is? If it says wine the it contains alcohol not matter how little or how much? if not it would say something other.

The Bible tells us "Let all your moderation be known"

Is this video saying if you drink your not saved or won't go to heaven? Even if Jesus says in the Bible that the "last cup" will drunk in Glory?

[brenwilliams]

@MQuillin1 I appreciate your comments, as well. I'm Glad you are not offended; the same here..

2 Cor. 13:11 is right- the Body is supposed to be of one mind. So perhaps there is a reason you get these arguments, so often? As I suggested earlier, we should not shy away from talking scripture. While we are saved in Christ, scriptural discussion does nothing less than good.

And you are likely getting the same/simiarl vibe from me. That was actually my point. God bless you, too!

[MQuillin1]

@brenwilliams well bren i appreciate the comments, but no i am definitely not offended, and I enjoy commenting. I must say though, the Body of Christ is supposed to be of one mind 2 Corinthians 13:11...and the amount of people that give me this argument is off the charts...lol...so no hard feelings at all, i would almost say i was getting the same vibe from you...so yeah dude, its not worth the arguing, but I am just trying to get people to think...but i hope u have a blessed day in God

[brenwilliams]

@MQuillin1

No hard feelings at all. Though I must say I'm worried that you are getting too offended here, which you really shouldn't. Debating the intricacies of God's word is a noble venture.

Godd bless!

[brenwilliams]

@MQuillin1 Here's yet another example of you taking this much too personally. My comments are quizzical; yours are non-argumentative and innocent. I always think I'm right; you don't.

Please stop trying to detract from the issue at hand with constant critiques of other posters' arguments and styles, especially as that there is nothing any different about your own posts or style.

[brenwilliams]

@MQuillin1 In other words, once I accept your argument, then you'll know that I have studied? Sorry.

And people never "needed" alcohol, at least in the intoxicating (as opposed to medicinal or water-purifying) sense. Thus I fail to see how alcohol is ipso facto included in the great change that Jesus ushered in. I do of course understand your argument as to why that's the case, but as I stated elsewhere, the argument doesn't work.

[brenwilliams]

@MQuillin1 Aside from you taking this far too personally, I notice that you spend a great deal of time criticizing other people's posts, tones, etc., while also praising the supposed innocence of your own. But until I see any tangible difference between your own style of poisting and that of others, I'm going to have to keep dismissing these as a mere attempts to get away from the topic at hand.

I gave you my arguments (aka proof) in the other thread, and youknow it.