To all:
The Nature of Alcohol
Alcoholic wine is a product of decay and death. God creates things that are full of life and things that are good. If you were to take alcohol and put it in a cup and then put some dirty coins in there, the alcohol would clean the coins. If you were to put a small piece of fruit or meat in the alcohol, it would dry it out. The alcohol has no understanding of being outside your body or inside your body. Soon as it enters the body, it does the same thing. It seeks to dry out things and to destroy your living tissue. But it is a good thing we have an immune system that can fight back so as to survive. In other words, alcohol is a very minor poison that your body can counter effects of whereby you will not die. But the abuse of this poison can easily kill you because of it's harmful effects.
So is eating meat harmful because it’s full of bacteria
So is breathing air harmful because it’s full of pollution
So is drinking water harmful because is full of fluoride
So is sleeping to much
So is working too much
So is laughing, crying, running, thrill seeking
Guess what bro, if you wrapped yourself up in a bubble your still going to die. My point is, that everything around us is bad for us or is it?? No matter if you live and eat perfectly, you will still age, deteriorate, die and rot away
This world is rotting because of sin
Wine is good for you in moderation. So is eating a big fat juicy steak, a greasy burger. That’s why we are told to be joyful at heart, enjoy everything and give thanks to God for everything be it food, wine, etc.
Even if you never touched wine, your liver could fail
If you never smoked, you could get lung cancer,
If you eat healthy, you could be a healthy diabetic
If you excercise daily, you could die of heart disease
Ever wonder why people who were fit and healthy die young of natural causes and someone who smokes 60 a day and drinks 7 days a week lives to be 104 years old??
Everything in this world is cursed with death. So put a piece of meat out without alcohol and watch it. It will still dry up, rot away