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The Bible distinguishes between the two such in the Nazirite rules; “he shall abstain from wine and strong drink; he shall consume no vinegar, whether made from wine or strong drink, nor shall he drink any grape juice nor eat fresh or dried grapes.” Num 6:3

The only thing you have demonstrated here is that you don’t know squat about the subject! First of all tracking our calendar with the Hebrew calendar is something a child can do, This is 5782 in the Hebrew calendar. As for the number of gallons Jesus made, was somewhere between 120 to 150...

String it out and twist it any way you want. As for me, I accept the clear declaration of Scripture: “Isn't this the carpenter's son? Isn't his mother's name Mary, and aren't his brothers James, Joseph, Simon and Judas? Matthew 13:55

There is no such ‘evidence’ just unbridled ignorance of those who don’t have the slightest clue what they are talking about. Only a total idiot would figure that a Jewish wedding would be celebrated with grape juice. At the wedding, Jesus made 120 gallons of WINE! These are the same group of...

The Queen of Heaven is an ancient pagan goddess worshipped by a large number of Romanists, with over 60,000 Marianist priests. These pagan priests demand consecrating one’s heart to Mary. Jeremiah mentions this cult: “17 But we will do everything that we have vowed, make offerings to the queen...

“Over indulge” is rather vague unspecific criteria, whereas the Bible specifies. “Let him drink, and forget his poverty, and remember his misery no more.” That’s quite a lot of booze!!

This discussion has nothing to do with God. It's all about social engineering. The Bible does not forbid euthanasia. The choice has been left with us.

And your point being . . . ?

And . . . At birth, God breathes into us the real us, the SPIRIT of life. You can find information on that in a book called the Bible.

Not all that significant. Scripture says he knew us all before the foundation of the world. So what's your point?

Yeah, that passage is talking about the blood of animals that are to be sacrificed. If you honestly believe that has anything to do with a fetus in a womb, then go for it! I believe it is total unrelated nonsense.

I have a couple years on you. I will be 80 next week, but I only got to enjoy 50 years together with her. She was His choice for me, and He had a reason for taking her early, and kept us amazingly informed during those last months we had together. On the night she was diagnosed we received this...

I once lived in a world like that 65 years ago when I was dumped on the streets of Toronto to fend for myself. As a biker, I got to know some of the girls that hung out at the bike shop. Abortion was a way of life with them. They told me some of the methods they used. One that sticks in my mind...

Yeah, a guess, but consistent with Scripture. Our body and our spirit are two separable entities. Scripture states that when we die, "our body returns to the dust it came from, and the spirit returns to God who gave it." Ecclesiastes 12:7

I would guess that the most prevalent cause for abortion arises from teenage children messing around, resulting in unwanted pregnancy. Continuation of that pregnancy to term would destroy a number of lives: the mother and father and their families, but most of all the child. A 14 year old girl...

All I see in Desire of the Nations, is that he has discarded God’s Word for teaching of his religion, obviously a false religion.

A lot of words, but you have provided absolutely zero scripture forbidding abortion. You reference Leviticus 18 which devotes the entire chapter to very detailed laws regarding every possible sexual sin, but it makes absolutely no mention of abortion. All you can offer is that in YOUR opinion...

What doctors do is hardly an issue in this day and age. Most abortions these days merely involve ingesting abortion pills.

That's just Jewish culture. Never heard of Bas Mitzah or Bar Mitzvah?? Look it up on Google. Probably 100,000+ websites covering this.

Hmmm . . . that's a bit old. The Virgin Mary was only 12 years of age when she was impregnated, which would be consistent with Jewish culture. A girl is considered to be mature at age 11, when she celebrates her Bas Mitzvah. Jews go by the timeline shown by God. They accept the fact that when...