Alcohol In Scripture (Isaiah & Big Nik Response) | Reformed Reactions

This is a quick response to the podcast Isiah Saldivar and Big Nik did, where they discuss Christians drinking alcohol, and why it should never be done.
We see time and time again alcohol ruin lives, but biblically speaking, alcohol (wine) was a delicacy that even Jesus him self drank at the passover meal. This is a response using scripture that shows, when drank responsibly, alcohol is not necessairly a bad thing. In fact, I dont know any scripture that explicitly tells us NOT to drink at all, rather scripture tells HOW TO drink it responsibly.
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[@user-om9ce3sx2q]

Dude you are so on point! I am Christian and have tried to explain this to others. Bible says don’t drink to the point of drunkenness or to be a drunkard repeatedly in the Bible. Both NT & OT. Additionally, Jesus lived an absolutely sinless life. If this is true, turning water into wine is surely not a sin nor a stumbling block for others. Especially considering it being his first miracle. Furthermore, anyone who knows anything about “wine” knows you always drink the best wine first and leased quality after. The man said you have saved the best for last. Which is unheard of and something no one ever does. This also proves that the wine is a fermented alcoholic beverage and most definitely not grape juice. Otherwise the scripture wouldn’t make any sense and the Bible never contradicts itself, or incorrect and always true as it is God’s word.

[@Lupebuena]

Have you ever known anyone that is an alcoholic? How could even taking a drink be ok!? We are called not to make others stumble. And it’s very easy for people to abuse alcohol especially for those people that have loved ones that have this sickness of drinking! If you are a true follower even a drink is not ok. You can stumble, as well be the reason for others to stumble and get drunk.

[@StevenMoyleReacts]

Yeah, my entire family. If proverbs 25:28 can’t be practiced, then I agree, don’t drink. That doesn’t disregard the fact the Bible doesn’t say you can’t have alcohol and be Christian. Which is precisely the point of the video. Scripture isn’t left up to opinionated interpretation, telling someone they can’t drink because you feel they shouldn’t, doesn’t make them less of a Christian, if they’re able to do it appropriately in accordance with scripture.

[@user-om9ce3sx2q]

We are born in sin and there fore are predisposed to sin and the sins of our farther that are passed along in man’s seed. However, if you know that someone is a sex addict does that mean you shouldn’t have sexual relations with your spouse? I think not. How ever you would be sensitive to there situation. Or if someone has an eating disorder and addiction to food do you then not eat in their presence? You can then apply that thought process to anything that might be a struggle to others. Obviously you would refrain from drinking in their company but the absolutely dose not mean you are prohibited from drinking all together and in the privacy of your own home. I was married to someone who struggled with drug addiction and sometimes alcohol was a problem. I would never drink around him but it doesn’t make it a sin for me to drink when not around him.

[@anomaly918]

GET WRECKED NIKKI BOIIII