We ought to give thanks-

Concluding Remarks.

Defenses to Objections - Scriptural Controversies.

Comparing the use -or misuse- of alcohol as being no different than the use -or misuse- of anything else -money, food, etc.- is an incorrect premise. This lesson covers three reasons why comparing the use of alcohol with the use of other things would be bad biblical practice.

In this defense against objections, we will look at Christ's memorial observance -The Lord's Supper-

Who was Peter's brother- Andrew. Who worked with Paul in the ministry- Barnabas. The former may be better known than the latter, but that's OK- God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of love-

Guest Speaker Phillip Thomas brings a message on how we should measure all things with the Scriptures.

This lesson addresses Jesus' miracle at the marriage in Cana.

We can go to Jesus boldly -with the utmost confidence-, because He did not, and could not, sin- This lesson defends the objection regarding Christ's use of alcohol. -Jesus did not use, nor condone the use of alcohol-

All the events mentioning wine in the Scriptures do not imply the use of the same type of wine. Definitions are important-