DID JESUS TURN WATER INTO WINE? ?
Are you aware that this "same" tale is found in other mythologies and is part of the solar mythos and one of many stories taken from Astrotheology concerning various prior "sungods" existing thousands of years before the New Testament’s Jesus?
Are you aware that long before the Christian era, Dionysus/Bacchus was said to turn water into wine?
To some extent Dionysus and Christ had many things in common. Christ was also associated with blood and the vine, and many myths and attributes of Dionysus were used in early Christian iconography.
Why dont you read the details.
yea.
you believe what you want. i will too. i believe in the truth.
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Whatever. I’m sure Jesus was the life of many parties.
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yea.
you believe what you want. i will too. i believe in the truth.
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Just think what would happen if he could turn it into beer?
O.O
PARTAAAAY!
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This reminds me of Zeitgeist
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Of course!
The sun evaporates the water, which turns to rain, which gives life to the grapes, which then get turned to wine! Oh the miracles!
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I’ll read the details if you read the Bible.
To the people who are giving me thumbs down: don’t you think its a fair trade? your right… he got the better end of the deal. ok, I’ll read the details AND the Bible, if you read the Bible. See, everyone wins.
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i never heard about that before. i will check it out thanks
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Jesus turned water in to new wine which is grape juice.That is because their water wasn’t fit to drink. Fermented wines were considered to be spoiled and the righteous people did not drink it.
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To answer your question without commenting on your commentary: Yes, He did.
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Yes, but the focus of this miracle should be the importance Christ places on marriage, and not on the alcohol.
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Yes, I’m aware of the similarities. Yes, I took Humanites in college and studied world religions. Yes, I even dabbled in new age and other beliefs. Yes, I know that satan is a liar and the father of it and that he trys to counterfeit the truth. Yes, I know Christianity isn’t the oldest religion. Yes, I still believe Jesus turned water into wine. Yes, I know Jesus has totally changed my life. Yes, I believe because I’ve expereinced His power and found the truth for myself.
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Been there done that….now I’m free!!!!
YES, I am aware that some beliefs have many forms throughout human history. I may not be aware of ALL the specifics, but I am aware that they are not unique in their mention.
However, many of the ancient myths do not pinpoint an exact time in which they occur. This is one of the MAIN points that makes them "myths" — that there is generally no ascribed time frame for their occurrence..they merely occurred some time in the past. Also often times they refer to a king which again.. can not be verified or found WHEN that particular person’s rule occurred.
Even if you bicker over whether or not a biblical event happened in 3200BC or 2700BC.. the fact remains that we can pinpoint its occurrence with MUCH more accuracy and verify the existence of some of the key characters then we an with Myths. That is why, generally speaking, the accounts in the bible are not considered "myths" because they have a lot more verifiable information surrounding them.
But, yes, I agree that some of the things mentioned in the bible have their corollaries in other myths
and your point is?………….
Seems like you are going somewhere with this..but fall short of actually stating your point. Maybe you feel the point is so obvious that it need not be stated?
MOST people who point this out..are trying to make some finite conclusion that because their are similarities that it is all relative or invalid because it isn’t entirely unique or unheard of.
I would simply say that whether or not other cultures have similar tales, does not invalidate 1 or the other.
In some cases..like the Flood… the fact that it occurs in other cultures might actually give it MORE credibility if they can be dated within a few hundred years of each other, maybe even a thousand years…because our ability to date things with limited information makes precise dating almost impossible.
So there LACK of uniqueness COULD validate them.
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lol weird anyways in the bible any thing that intoxicate you is forbidden and i can proudly say christianity is the fable of the old i believe jesus was a prophet not god or son of god and allah was the only god
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muslim and proud