Obtain the full-color well-referenced free eBook called, God's Blessed Wine VS Satan's Cursed Wine, which specifically discusses the topic of wine in the Bible and if drinking alcohol is considered a sin. You can also obtain a full-color paperback version of God's Blessed Wine VS Satan's Cursed Wine.
The book series called THE TORCHBEARER SERIES: VOLUME 1, 2, and 3 contains information related to wine in the Bible but includes much more.
The following lecture notes are part of the video lecture series that contains hard to find well-referenced information that every Christian needs to know, but most are not aware of.
THE TORCHBEARER SERIES - Suppressed Bible Manuscript History Core Course B501: Session 1 of 3
THE TORCHBEARER SERIES - Suppressed Bible Manuscript History Core Course B501: Session 2 of 3
THE TORCHBEARER SERIES - Pure Christian Torchbearer Doctrine Core Course B501: Session 3 of 3
Want the paperback versions of The Torchbearer Series instead? Scroll down to the next section.
Last Changed/Updated On: 2-20-2023
Like the eBook versions, the full-color paperback books contain critical information that goes well beyond having a greater understanding of wine in the Bible.
Did you know that not all Bibles are based upon the same Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts; so what is the most reliable Bible and why? The quest to answer this critical question launched an investigation resulting in the creation of The Torchbearer Series. The Torchbearer Series used a well-researched, referenced, evidence-based approach and the evidence uncovered led to puzzling questions and surprising answers. This series will increase your faith, trust, and love for God and his ways.
Book1 covers Manuscript Basics and Tempus Absumo to the Reliability of Text and Biblical Redundant Array of Independent Documents (B-RAID) and answers:
Book2 covers the New Testament Lineage Streams and the Unbroken Manuscript Chain-of-Custody (UM-CoC) preserved by the Torchbearers and answers:
Book3 covers restoring the pure Christian doctrine of the Apostles, which is in agreement with the ancient Waldenses, Albigenses, Leonists, Cathari, Puritans, Piphles, Patarines, Lollards, Valdensian Christians, and covers:
If you prefer, see the previous free kindle eBook versions.
Nathan Bailey’s New Universal English Dictionary 1760 | A New English Dictionary by Benjamin Marin 1748 | A General English Dictionary by John Kersey 1708 | The Royal Dictionary in Two Parts by Abel Boyer 1702