Did Jesus make wine or grape juice

by jam 25 Replies latest jw friends

  • Scully
    Scully

    I think someone peed in a cup and they called it champagne.

  • jam
    jam

    The word translated "wine" cannot, with any degree of

    certainty, be proven to be either intoxicating or not

    intoxicating. The greek word "oinos" is A generic term,

    which designates the grape in all it stages, (according

    to William Patton, Bible wine, Star Bible Publications).

    OK, so it was wine that was water down.

  • Haulin Oats
    Haulin Oats

    I asked a mormon guy I worked with why they don't drink but yet Jesus (their leader in part) turned water in to wine. He said it was grape-juice not wine. Ok. So last time i checked, Welch's never made me hallucinate or see visions. I wonder what he would have said if I asked him what HE thought Jesus made at the festival.... Oh, well. You can't save 'em all.

  • TTWSYF
    TTWSYF

    I remember reading somewhere that the wine would kill germs [like from the plague or something] and that grape juice wouldn't so the non-catholics would get sick more often in the dark ages.

    Anyone ever hear such things before?

  • thetrueone
    thetrueone

    This part of the bible story always got to me as a bit weird, Jesus making wine for people to get drunk on, why did a perfect unsinful man

    do that. A good god would have turned that filthy intoxicant back into fresh and healthy grape juice.

  • jam
    jam

    TTwsyf; You may be thinking of about the "Four Thieves

    historic Anti Plague remedy". Original recipe for the Four

    thieves formula, included 3 pints of white wine vineger.

    Supposedly this remedy work for some doing the black plague.

  • badseed
    badseed

    Jesus turned water into wine cause he was just as pissed off as the rest that they had run out. He wanted the party to continue.

    Grape juice, ya right.

  • losthobbit
    losthobbit

    If I were Jesus, I would have turned water into an eternal fountain of strawberry milkshake...

  • metatron
    metatron

    They didn't put "new wine into old wineskins" because it would go ka-boom.

    metatron

  • ProdigalSon
    ProdigalSon

    Did anyone ever wonder, since Jesus had the power to raise the dead and cure leprosy, that his first miracle would be to appease a bunch of already-trashed party-goers?

    It ain't a literal story folks. Thankfully, Jesus didn't diss his mom. "Turning water into wine" has its origination in Alchemy....

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alchemy

    You might find this interesting....

    http://www.thealchemycode.org/?q=node/1651

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