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The Bible and Alcohol Use

English · Paperback / Softback

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What does the Bible have to say about drinking wine and alcoholic beverages? What are the different Bible words used in the Hebrew and Greek to differentiate between fermented and non-fermented wine? Did Jesus create fermented wine at the wedding feast?
Author Glen Striemer brings clarity to this confusing and often misunderstood topic in the Bible. He takes the reader on a thought-provoking tour from the first pure fruits in the Garden of Eden, to the drunken feasts of the Old Testament kings, to the warnings of the prophets against wine, to the use of wine and what it symbolized in the sanctuary service, to the meaning of the Nazrene vow, and to the use of wine in the communion service. The effects of alcohol on various parts of the body are discussed, along with a warning to Christians and about the use of wine and alcoholic beverages.
Alcohol has been the biggest curse and tool of Satan since creation. The author challenges all Christians to remember they are now part of the royal priesthood forbidden to drink alcohol. With God's help, they are to live a sanctified life without alcohol in the days just prior to Christ's return.

Product details

Authors Glen Striemer
Publisher TEACH Services, Inc.
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 19.02.2020
 
EAN 9781479612024
ISBN 978-1-4796-1202-4
No. of pages 88
Dimensions 152 mm x 229 mm x 5 mm
Weight 142 g
Subjects Non-fiction book > Philosophy, religion > Religion: general, reference works

Bezug zu Christen und christlichen Gruppen, RELIGION / Christian Life / General, Wine; fermented wine; unfermented wine

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