Bible Study 11 25 2019
Facts:
1. We know that the Pharisees were plotting to kill Jesus Christ. But we also know that they discussed something to the effect that the people loved him and therefore if they got caught doing so they would look back. Hence the Pharisees were motivated to change the some of the word of Jesus Christ after the fact to make it seem otherwise.
2. We know that one person betrayed Christ at the Last Supper. Could it have been more than one? After all didn't they all split the money afterwards.
So what am I getting at. That phrase at the last supper. ~This is the blood of Christ he who drinks from it will have everlasting life. That phrase, the body and blood of Christ...promoting alcohol...that is pure paganism! And so perhaps he stated that phrase at all his sermons? Who knows. But it just doesn't fit! With everything we know about alcohol causing mental retardation and loss of intelligence in adulthood it just doesn't fit. It is a pagan doctrine.
And another thing, about the word of Christ in the last days of his life. He was tempted by Demons while in the dessert. Could it be that there were still traces of that demonic possession with him, that might have skewed his actions/sayings after that? Well we know this is true to because he stated that he should not have drank so much for being in the predicament he was in right then.
There are many anti alcohol passages in the Bible. I attempted to collect them all and place them in the following blog. https://alcoholandthebible.blogspot.com/
So you go through those items mentioned in that blog... and...Everlasting life if you drink the wine? It just doesn't fit into the context of the Bible! It is paganism. An excuse to drink. An excuse to sell wine. And wine was probably as profitable back then as it is now. I was told that ethnic grocery stores make 90% of their gross profit from alcohol sales.
Must be real nice to be an extremely rude person all your life and never have to worry about having a job?
copyright 2019 Thomas Paul Murphy
Facts:
1. We know that the Pharisees were plotting to kill Jesus Christ. But we also know that they discussed something to the effect that the people loved him and therefore if they got caught doing so they would look back. Hence the Pharisees were motivated to change the some of the word of Jesus Christ after the fact to make it seem otherwise.
2. We know that one person betrayed Christ at the Last Supper. Could it have been more than one? After all didn't they all split the money afterwards.
So what am I getting at. That phrase at the last supper. ~This is the blood of Christ he who drinks from it will have everlasting life. That phrase, the body and blood of Christ...promoting alcohol...that is pure paganism! And so perhaps he stated that phrase at all his sermons? Who knows. But it just doesn't fit! With everything we know about alcohol causing mental retardation and loss of intelligence in adulthood it just doesn't fit. It is a pagan doctrine.
And another thing, about the word of Christ in the last days of his life. He was tempted by Demons while in the dessert. Could it be that there were still traces of that demonic possession with him, that might have skewed his actions/sayings after that? Well we know this is true to because he stated that he should not have drank so much for being in the predicament he was in right then.
There are many anti alcohol passages in the Bible. I attempted to collect them all and place them in the following blog. https://alcoholandthebible.blogspot.com/
So you go through those items mentioned in that blog... and...Everlasting life if you drink the wine? It just doesn't fit into the context of the Bible! It is paganism. An excuse to drink. An excuse to sell wine. And wine was probably as profitable back then as it is now. I was told that ethnic grocery stores make 90% of their gross profit from alcohol sales.
Must be real nice to be an extremely rude person all your life and never have to worry about having a job?
copyright 2019 Thomas Paul Murphy
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