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 SyBJECTS.~The Wines Approved of in the Scripiure* not Intoxicating— The 
 Whole Teaching of the Bible Opposed to the Use of Intoxicants— God 
 requires more of Christians now in the matter of Total Abstinence than he 
 did of our fathers— It does not supplant the Gospely-The Use of Intoxicants 
 does not promote health or strength— Eniyrmous Loss of Life and Property 
 as well as Crime and Misery caused by the Liquor Traffic— Prohibition the 
 -only effectual reniedy. CoQtain^^Jo Pages, with recommendation by 
 
 
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 of it ji to be found mv« through the influence of vinotti ienaentetioa» 
 Akohol i^nomoraagood cteature of God than miaima, which alM 
 MTiMt •from deearwl iwgetahle natter. The good creitnica of Ood 
 are changed heAm we get alcohol." It ia not the cuaton of the Bible 
 to nMflt.of a natural object bcioK it exiata, and the moat common way 
 ol ofateinmg alcohol is by distillation which ia a modem invention, 
 ^do not la; that dronkenneaa began with distiUation, yet it haa «hit 
 Men greatly inereaaed and aggravated by rendering more aocessible tht 
 die means of p.X)ducing that ureat evil, and augmenting the injuriooa 
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 rtm apma portiona o| ScriDiure than others. The reason of dda iatobi 
 fMmd in t^ iact which ooniemponiy histoiy conrtbratct, that the tendency 
 tp intpanca t w a la neater at certain periods than otheia. 
 
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 Itediy. becanae like moat Nomad Eaatam tribee, the Hefccwa wSi 
 tMupmte pTOple. As weilth and luxury inereaaed during the days of 
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 aoddnigged wincs^-became moie prevalent and hence we have moi« 
 
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 letters to these conTerts use frequent warnings swinst this apraM 
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 told you, and now tell you even weeping that they are the enenisv 
 of the croM of Christ, whostf end is destruction, whose ood is Tiwm 
 ■ILLY, and who glory in their shame.'' Jude calls such persons *wfms 
 in your feasts of charity.*' And believers arc enjomed to separate fnm 
 them, and to abhor their practices as crucifying the Lord ^h. B9» 
 Rom. 13, la; Eph. 5, 18; ist Cor. 6. 9. '». «9. »o 5 OaL $, Sfl 
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 (1). But does not the Bible allow, and approve of the wines that wwt 
 intoxicating? The Bible does mot approve o» tue use or any inoxin 
 CATwa LIQUORS AS A BEX^QB. Where it spsaks of such It em 
 speaks with disapproval, an«en it speaks with approval of the use oT 
 
 «ines» they are not intoxicati^ . »* 
 
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 wine itself, that in some passages, is pronounced a blessing, and m otftti^ 
 
 ^ Cto any candid Christian believe that the wine by which^I^h wtt 
 dishonored, and Lot defiled, which caused Prophets to err, and^etts t^.^ 
 itamblei which " is a moeker," and causes "wounds without cause, ij-/ 
 the sifme as that which the Divine Word wys,^** makes^glad the »»«»J of 
 man," which the Divine mercy mingles, and which the JewswereenlolMa 
 to drihk fteely before the Lord as an act of^wojrship? That/tls ttij 
 sune thing that is a symbol of the mercies of salvauon and of Oe o«J. 
 MNtring of the wrath of God, that is an emblem of the pleasures of pieW» 
 Skd the pleasures of sin? Would God call a thing a mchr Mtf 
 tHeB piess'that mocker to men's lips ? Buch » •nPP*^**;^ » .•^'"Slfr* 
 td Jehovah and a mockery of human reason. Would God «xdtt<te wm 
 fMND'the kSngdonv of Heaven tor • vice widiout being opposed |0 MW^ 
 >iH|i3|iiMeirery teniptatiofi toitT ', *. i^ •• *» 
 
 The cbhthision to which we attinesisHbly led i^.****^ "VJ 
 dilnimitfofehiisfCle^tBthe wines, and that those whidi ^•J52S 
 cogBlwidsarBinndceiitandunintoxifcating, while those^t ttconjjMJJ 
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 mr^j^hyit, comprehending ilgt, olivet, pomegranett, cttront,&c. ' T 
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 itld fruity vineyard fruit, and orchard fruit, in whatever tute they miflht 
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 ih$X it» grapet or rjtiiint, but lometimei to the freth iuice of the gmpe* or 
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 i«H pMated from the grape are ever ipokeii <rf with approval ; •• *J. 
 odMT hand in the use of the term jraym the whole mnm of tiM vcnnw ff 
 llMlloly Ghoat ia different In examiaiag the 141 placea in whi^ tat 
 lam oocun it ia found that ^3 of the texta ere marked doabtfial, H aiff 
 Mitfked aa pointii^ out permitted enjoment, while 71 are naailnd ii 
 btaading it witK notca of warning, both by aolema adaaooition aM 
 •xamplea of ita intoxicating power. Why la it thrice condemned aa an 
 ,f vtl, for each time it ii allowed ? Evidently becauie in thf one caaa th» 
 MBUgea refer to intoxicating wine, and in the other to wine not 
 
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 When wine waa apoken of with approoation it waiMf intmicatinfi 
 ^Wiadora hath mingled her wine (yayin) and aaith, drink of the wmo 
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 •ode of manufocturing it ; whether it waa fermented or dragged, <w boUed 
 down and mixed or diluted with water when needed, in thia ca# 
 Wiadom mingled or diluted her boiled wine with water, according to too 
 Jewish cuitom among the pioui who used it it lor' refraahmaitt; not far 
 MCitement or the gratification of appetite, ^ ^ ^ . , 
 
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 ^iti^youin my Fathen Kingdom." This language refers to the 
 aweet, uointoxicattng wine juat pressed Irom the grape. The rich ^iMtata 
 Olgrapcaare divinely provided i^a part of matfs food, and are full <rf 
 ln^ona juice that forms, when expressed, a cool refreahing, mat 
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 Thia ia "Naw Winb," perfectly innocent aa an enjoyment, and 
 ineapable of producmg intoxication. Its connection with bread shows 
 that it WW not intended aa a stinaulant, but as a part of their ^tdinaiy 
 
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 ioice waa grcaUy uaed (Judgea 9, *f'r "Deut. 3a, 14). Ia anoeot 
 SlOtutea ot iacchua he ia represented as preaaing grapea mto a cnp. 
 
 tThia waa tho moat common and approved mode of oaing wine, u ,p^ 
 mtmt writers teU oa. Captain Charlea Stewart saya that the npfemgntM 
 ^ke of Uie grape and palm wine are delightful beverages in india^Paaiar 
 liiiaaline, and odier adjacent couiitrin at the preaent day. Dr. Duffaayt 
 iliaoaodwith bread in Fnoce, Germany, and other grape ptmw§ 
 •Mintriaa, aa »pait of the fbod of the people. ^ . ^ . - -- ' 
 riowwaathiB intoxicating winepraaervwl? Pfao¥|Plutnidi, aadota 
 
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 Buchwa. the wine used by Israel at the PasMver • either the A».k 
 
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 ticohol wu a one used in ancient time, by the Jews at iTST 
 
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 ^«^. Jf P",!! "»«*M'»«««» fS'^'V iu'cc was used at Mie iSwrn 
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 •ITin llr nf^S* • .S"PP*^T»«* specially .. relonned dnmkardi 
 t«m^r of Whog .gam by taating fermented win. at that hSf 
 
 Fermoitatidn i. putrepaction, as Liebig declare., and it chanaitt 
 {•quality and character of the wine m Siat it cSiet at L^T^ 
 Ajgood aeatuie of God that it wa. inuT l^ai^!^ . 
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 lit toarn frooa iha itatcnaot of the i|ov<nior of tha faato al 
 auwrtofo o< Oatoa, «'Thott haat kral the good wina uatU mm 
 This vaa the aafarmentad jniea of tha grapa of whleh the . 
 Might drink fiaalj, at it would nol injure, bat rafrMh and ohaac theia. 
 
 To auppoae thai Ohriat would make intoxieating wine it intuiting to- 
 raaaan and Ohriatianiiy, tapactally aa tha Tery tormt eropkiyed wert 
 applied to a pure unintoxioating beTarage. To tay thai the Holr Bttof^ 
 who deelarta that ihe drankaid ahall not inherit tha Kingdom of Haatattr. 
 woald yel make that which leada to druukcnnett, teema to me Ktlle tbert 
 of blaapbemy. 
 
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 Vet ; but in tmall quantitiet and medioinally. . Pliny about thai tima 
 taUa ua that intoxicating winf cauted headaohe, dropay, madneaa, 
 fTOMACH CoMrLAiNTt and other evili ; while the tame dittinguithec 
 aalhor intormt at that pure unintoxioating winea were talubrioaa and 
 ata^inalt and were etpeoially reoommended for " DiaaAtBD BTOMioaB.'* 
 Now, in the laee of thii fact we atk, whioh kind of wine wat it moi* 
 Ukalv Paul recommended to hie ton in the Ootpel f . Beeidet the eaat . 
 aC Tunolhy waa a medicinal one, and can afford no rule to peraona is 
 kealAh. If rhubarb had been preteribed the tender contoience of modcrato 
 diinkera would not have been pained, though teienee and ^liatory had 
 aaaooBoed that total abatinence from tuch medicine waa bett (br penona 
 ia health. We nught aa well tay becaute Jamee ordered to apikomt tht 
 Mok thai ve abould do the aiime. It it not rational to oonelude thai 
 it waa an innoctnt wine each at Pliny daicribet aa raaDjr 
 
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 Beiidea ao tenaitlve wo Timothy to tha evilt ariatng from tha ntaol 
 iatoxieatingwinee,thfttirhqutredApottolic authority to lead him t^ 
 m oven medidnal wine. It ia thut evident that Timothy waa a totoL 
 ahatabMr. and Paul exhorta him to continue each, and only enjeiaft^ 
 thauaaofiliillf wine in water ini»iaiiiAU.v, but not aa an ordinal^' 
 
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 Xvary Uqu^Mr which containt aleohol in hufieient aaantitlea to ootooa 
 or iidara Ihe hamaa ayatom, whether produced by (ermentalkm or 
 dngpM, ia apoken of with ditapproval ia Seripliiia. Whan totoxkattoil 
 wiiMfaaodbj whM in the £att, it waa diruned, tor by the Mn 
 te«MBtoltoB of aaeh wtoea at the tomporatore of Uie Baal aUowfd iaiodi- 
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 ^ ^ w j^'n^, t^ ii (avorable to total abitinaMce bcaame^Go q>i>»IW 
 MoMlNfeMl th« uic of wine to Priesta wliBn togagisg m th< aaw w^g 
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 iMleminoice in piety, a» the roothei of BamueL By tne iMWMnwn^ 
 
 God tanchet 4hat whatever unfits for tiie tigW diaehai|i of dnif fMpi«a 
 Gpd M man ia ioiWdden in hit wofd..> What if the meaning: ^ijkm 
 oiKn^t thatabttinence is pleasing in tliSa eyas of Go^* To ■hnritttt 
 it mm belter and safer for the human fiunily to abstain, and ta ytp« 
 %M«k2Bd fofthe Aime when all «h«d4 be a nation of Pn<«<«»:. ^ »^.Wf ^ 
 Md neottliar people. In the New T^atament believeia are alldaiiastn 
 lMiSr»S&refo«e that which was acc^^ t^ Gog. »<>•;<*».? 
 ma Priests of old, will be acceptable in the case •f^aU His pf yi»> fyy> 
 Uiraa fiM^f John the Baptist. " He shaU be great, and efcrt # Wfc 
 •fiiiit ,wint nor strong drink.?* In this lespeet lie aywijjjjijjij 
 Sit Prieithood of both dispensations, and this unpben -Mt imm 
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 VMM not have held i> foi^ aa an eM«pl«^ ^« 5?*!lfiELfS 
 Mciallikssing been %ceo»ded to it. JoMdab f^-' '^^^' !^!^S& 
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 ■mi<«»kiine(l^lliet they ^lonld be devoled t»iioAmjpn9»'mmmm^ 
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 'co|itiBae In miv way to cSfntananot tha dru*^ 
 f cause most Qt tna fice and oima wnd «i»ciT of ^mi 
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