Tripel
Puritan Board Senior
My wife and I were watching a special on TV recently about the wedding of the oldest Duggar child. A lot of discussions could be had about the content of that episode, but one in particular stands out. As many of you know, the Duggars are an incredibly conservative family, as is the family of the girl the boy married. Anyway, as they were going through all of the wedding preparations, the topic of alcohol came up. I guess someone was asking whether there would be any alcohol at the reception. So the father of the bride goes on to explain how alcohol is a bad thing, and how Jesus never drank. He said that when Scripture shows Jesus turning water into wine, it is REALLY just grape juice.
I've heard this explanation many times, and I don't buy it for a second. I think it's ridiculous quite frankly.
So my question is, how do people come up with that explanation? On what basis does one think that "wine" was not really "wine"?
I've heard this explanation many times, and I don't buy it for a second. I think it's ridiculous quite frankly.
So my question is, how do people come up with that explanation? On what basis does one think that "wine" was not really "wine"?