The Truth About Drinking and Drunkenness
What The Bible Really Says About Wine, Strong Drink, and Self-Control?
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Is drinking wine a sin?
Did Jesus really drink fermented wine?
Was the wine Jesus made at Cana merely grape juice?
Why did Paul tell Timothy to drink a little wine?
If wine is sinful, why was it used in the temple offerings, at Jewish feasts, and during the Lord’s Supper?
These are questions that have divided Christians for generations.
In The Truth About Drinking and Drunkenness, Sam Royalty carefully examines the Scriptures to separate biblical truth from long-held traditions. Beginning with the original Hebrew and Greek meanings of the biblical words for wine, this book traces the use of wine throughout both the Old and New Testaments.
Inside this book you will discover:
What the Bible really means by “wine” and “strong drink.”
The biblical purposes for which wine was used.
Why Jesus turned water into wine.
Why Paul instructed Timothy to drink a little wine.
What qualifications were given to bishops, deacons, and church leaders regarding wine.
The crucial difference between drinking wine and becoming drunk.
Why the Bible condemns drunkenness rather than wine itself.
Whether you agree or disagree with its conclusions, this book challenges every reader to examine the Scriptures carefully and allow God’s Word—not tradition or popular opinion—to shape their beliefs.
If your desire is to understand what the Bible actually teaches, this book will help you study one of Christianity’s most debated subjects from a scriptural perspective.
This book is a digital version (eBook) that allows for immediate access.
