The Lord's Wine
To best explain this, I will be working to explain Bible verses in a big picture type of way. I may be giving music videos as a visual representation. I will give some testimony. What does the Bible really say about drinking?
The Lord's Wine Bible Study:
To paraphrase Apostle Paul, someone should not drink before they get the Spirit of God. Given they have the Spirit of God, it is not wrong to drink. In Jeremiah 35, there are the Rechabites. As Judah was about to be conquered, as everyone else was in rebellion, the Rechabites obeyed their patriarchal ancestor. They were offered wine in the Temple by Prophet Jeremiah. They refused because their ancestor told them not to drink. The Rechabites were blessed. Given someone reads the rest of this, and they disagree because that is how they were brought up, that is fine. That doesn't make them a Rechabite, but The Bible is Patriarchal, and there is nothing wrong with obeying a Christian tradition that says "do not drink." In fact, someone brought up well, or who is a Teetotaler, may have a particular function in the Body of Christ.
I Drink Alone.
Song: "I Drink Alone"
Rule 1 - Love The Lord your God with all your heart and soul and strength.
Rule 2 - Do not blame God.
Who should even try something like that? Well, unless you are talking to God, and it is in God's plan for you, you probably shouldn't.
A man who was on built to fail probation for years, and knows how to drink may have developed some bad habits. Given drinking was not one of his bad habits, and he can drink, this may be for him. Why? He was in misery, and he may of hated life. Let the poor man drink.
Divorce is one of the hardest things a man can go through. He shouldn't have to. The marriage laws in the west often have a double standard and favor women. Jesus does not give no fault divorce. (Matthew 19:9) He may have been miserable for awhile. Let the poor man drink?
A Military Veteran was probably miserable for awhile. He may drink a lot.
Given a man cannot sit at a bar alone, and not care, not care about women, not care about much of anything other than trying to relax, this probably isn't for him. Why? The son of man came eating and drinking. The son of man suffered or must suffer many things. (Luke 9:22) He may be miserable and poor in a variety of things. He is rich with God, and his treasures in heaven. They hated Jesus first.
Song: "Guarantees"
As a US Army Veteran, I ended up relocating from Washington State to Tennessee Alone. I had money to go back to college. I was on my way to having a career in Construction Management. Given someone would care to read that longish testimony: The Perfect Country Western Short Story.
Song: "A Girl Named Tennessee."
As I came into Tennessee, I started receiving a calling from God. I had drank a lot prior to. I ended up being shepherded into Matthew 11:19. I find that when a man drinks, what is on his heart comes out. Given sin or hate is on his heart, that may come out. Given it is nothing but the spirit of God, that may come out. Does a man need to drink to be drunk with the Holy Ghost? No. Drinking may help certain men's walls come down so the spirit of God flows smoother. As evidence I would give my blog here on Christianforums. Man on Fire | Christian Forums
Many of the ideas and themes in the Blog came during a night of drinking or the next morning. Those ideas may have been a few years old, but put together for the audience here.
To best explain this, I will be working to explain Bible verses in a big picture type of way. I may be giving music videos as a visual representation. I will give some testimony. What does the Bible really say about drinking?
The Lord's Wine Bible Study:
- (Genesis 9:21)
- (1 Samuel 10:5)
- (Isaiah 63:6)
- (Jeremiah 35)
- (Proverbs 31:7)
- (Matthew 11:19)
- (Mark 2:22)
- (Luke 7:33)
- (Acts 2:15)
To paraphrase Apostle Paul, someone should not drink before they get the Spirit of God. Given they have the Spirit of God, it is not wrong to drink. In Jeremiah 35, there are the Rechabites. As Judah was about to be conquered, as everyone else was in rebellion, the Rechabites obeyed their patriarchal ancestor. They were offered wine in the Temple by Prophet Jeremiah. They refused because their ancestor told them not to drink. The Rechabites were blessed. Given someone reads the rest of this, and they disagree because that is how they were brought up, that is fine. That doesn't make them a Rechabite, but The Bible is Patriarchal, and there is nothing wrong with obeying a Christian tradition that says "do not drink." In fact, someone brought up well, or who is a Teetotaler, may have a particular function in the Body of Christ.
I Drink Alone.
- Let them drink and forget their poverty and remember their misery no more. (Proverbs 31:7)
- The Son of Man came eating and drinking, and they say, 'Here is a glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners.' But wisdom is proved right by her deeds." (Matthew 11:19)
Song: "I Drink Alone"
Rule 1 - Love The Lord your God with all your heart and soul and strength.
Rule 2 - Do not blame God.
Who should even try something like that? Well, unless you are talking to God, and it is in God's plan for you, you probably shouldn't.
A man who was on built to fail probation for years, and knows how to drink may have developed some bad habits. Given drinking was not one of his bad habits, and he can drink, this may be for him. Why? He was in misery, and he may of hated life. Let the poor man drink.
Divorce is one of the hardest things a man can go through. He shouldn't have to. The marriage laws in the west often have a double standard and favor women. Jesus does not give no fault divorce. (Matthew 19:9) He may have been miserable for awhile. Let the poor man drink?
A Military Veteran was probably miserable for awhile. He may drink a lot.
Given a man cannot sit at a bar alone, and not care, not care about women, not care about much of anything other than trying to relax, this probably isn't for him. Why? The son of man came eating and drinking. The son of man suffered or must suffer many things. (Luke 9:22) He may be miserable and poor in a variety of things. He is rich with God, and his treasures in heaven. They hated Jesus first.
Song: "Guarantees"
As a US Army Veteran, I ended up relocating from Washington State to Tennessee Alone. I had money to go back to college. I was on my way to having a career in Construction Management. Given someone would care to read that longish testimony: The Perfect Country Western Short Story.
Song: "A Girl Named Tennessee."
As I came into Tennessee, I started receiving a calling from God. I had drank a lot prior to. I ended up being shepherded into Matthew 11:19. I find that when a man drinks, what is on his heart comes out. Given sin or hate is on his heart, that may come out. Given it is nothing but the spirit of God, that may come out. Does a man need to drink to be drunk with the Holy Ghost? No. Drinking may help certain men's walls come down so the spirit of God flows smoother. As evidence I would give my blog here on Christianforums. Man on Fire | Christian Forums
Many of the ideas and themes in the Blog came during a night of drinking or the next morning. Those ideas may have been a few years old, but put together for the audience here.
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