Originally posted by @secondsonHow so? Did Jesus say it? Is it a Commandment?
In case you didn't know, it is biblically "unacceptable" to be drinking and getting drunk at all.
Originally posted by @fmfNo, Jesus did not turn water into wine so drunk people can drink more.
Did not Jesus turn water into wine so that some drunk people could drink even more? So much for getting drunk being "biblically unacceptable".
So much for your understanding of the meaning of why Jesus turned water into wine.
Originally posted by @karoly-aczelYour knowledge of the scriptures and the commandments is woefully lacking.
How so? Did Jesus say it? Is it a Commandment?
Read the Bible. Proverbs 20:1 Ephesians 5:8
Originally posted by @secondsonYes he did. It's in your Bible
No, Jesus did not turn water into wine so drunk people can drink more.
Originally posted by @secondsonHe did what he did. I didn't use the word "merely". What you claimed is "biblically unacceptable" clearly is not.
There's a specific and more important reason why Jesus turned water into wine than merely for the purpose of people getting drunker, but I doubt you'd be interested in knowing why.
Originally posted by @secondsonWhat was the reason Jesus turned water into wine?
No, Jesus did not turn water into wine so drunk people can drink more.
So much for your understanding of the meaning of why Jesus turned water into wine.
This miracle doesn't really make sense, considering all of the warnings given in the Bible regarding drunkenness.
Originally posted by @secondsonThe art of talking without saying anything... thats your skill that shows in every one of your posts.
There's a specific and more important reason why Jesus turned water into wine than merely for the purpose of people getting drunker, but I doubt you'd be interested in knowing why.
Originally posted by @secondsonNice dodge. My questions were very simple too.
Your knowledge of the scriptures and the commandments is woefully lacking.
Read the Bible. Proverbs 20:1 Ephesians 5:8