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That would be obvious. Forgive me though because I am slow to understand, what is your point?

It may. BUT since you're as one who mocks, why wouldn't it not work? I am willing to concede it doesn't if your argument makes sense.

#1.) First it was a direct quote whose reference I provided, so I did not make it up #2.) Are you suggesting the women at the well was drinking contaminated water? (John 4) That makes no sense. --MoG

Hi brother, Pastor Anderson is a false prophet. Do not listen to him if you value your salvation. Please understand that you must properly differentiate from temptation and sin. They are NOT the same. Scripture says, "For we have not an high priest (Jesus) which cannot be touched with the...

Actually its not out of context at all. The context is , does the bible use wine interchangeably for grape juice and alcoholic beverages? I demonstrated that it DOES by quoting Mark 14. Therefore, your conclusion that since "he MADE wine", then it must mean that he made an alcoholic beverage is...

Actually this makes even less sense when you consider it. Your saying he created fermented wine. yet Jesus says, "or sure, I tell you, that I will not drink of the fruit of the vine until that day when I drink it new in the holy nation of God.” Mark 14:25 To drink it new means it is a non...

The key word here is not JUST non-fermented grape juice. I see no disagreement here. I have no problem with this, see my post on grape juice and wine.

Wine is used in the bible to describe both grape juice and fermented juice (what we call exclusively wine today).

The first thing we should recognize is that everything God ever commands is for our benefit. With that said, Jesus did eat fish for meat, bread, drink water and grape juice from the vine. There is no evidence though that He did more than this. When it comes to the EDEN diet, we are dealing...

The problem is people study their bibles with their carnal mind, with no interest in surrendering their ideas to the Lord. The argument for the case of fermented wine is a clear example of that.

Sorry for multiple post! that was pure accident. Some how my screen was stuck on the reply screen and I kept clicking Post Reply. Apparently they all registered!

This is not entirely correct and may in fact be all wrong. There is evidence that people of earlier times had methods of preserving grape juice. Consider this quote from the ancient Roman statesman Cato: “If you wish to have must [grape juice] all year, put grape juice in an amphora and seal...

This is not entirely correct and may in fact be all wrong. There is evidence that people of earlier times had methods of preserving grape juice. Consider this quote from the ancient Roman statesman Cato: “If you wish to have must [grape juice] all year, put grape juice in an amphora and seal...

This is not entirely correct and may in fact be all wrong. There is evidence that people of earlier times had methods of preserving grape juice. Consider this quote from the ancient Roman statesman Cato: “If you wish to have must [grape juice] all year, put grape juice in an amphora and seal...

This is not entirely correct and may in fact be all wrong. There is evidence that people of earlier times had methods of preserving grape juice. Consider this quote from the ancient Roman statesman Cato: “If you wish to have must [grape juice] all year, put grape juice in an amphora and seal...

I am not trying to be cute here, but is that a yes?

The lack of reinforcement for the Sabbath commandment in the Jerusalem council is a weak argument against Sabbath keeping in my opinion. In its' recommendation, it is only speaking to issues that concerned the church at the time. Namely, diet, circumcision and idolatry. The Sabbath was not an...

Is it your contention that because the Christian is to live by the spirit of the law that he is free to transgress the letter? Blessings to you, MoG

Hi there, I will take it one step further. The whole of scripture was inspired by Christ and it is profitable for doctrine and instruction in righteousness (2 tim 3:16). What is your point here? Blessings, --MoG