You are here: Jesus Central > Torry's Topics Reference > Wine An article of extensive commerceCharacterised as: Cheering God and man.Characterised as: Gladdening the heart.Characterised as: Making mirthful.Characterised as: Strengthening.Consequence of putting (when new), into old bottlesCustom of giving to persons in pain or suffering, mixed with drugsCustom of presenting to travellersFirst fruits of, to be offered to GodFirst mention ofFirst mode of making, noticeForbidden to Nazarites during their separationForbidden to the priests while engaged in the tabernacleGenerally made by treading the grapes in a pressGiven in abundance to the Jews when obedientIllustrative: Of the abominations of the apostasy.Illustrative: Of the blessing of the gospel.Illustrative: Of the blood of Christ.Illustrative: Of the wrath and judgments of God.Illustrative: Of violence and rapine.Improved by ageIn excess: Forbidden.In excess: Impairs the health.In excess: Impairs the judgment and memory.In excess: Inflames the passions.In excess: Infuriates the temper.In excess: Leads to remorse.In excess: Leads to sorrow and contention. In times of scarcity, was mixed with waterMany kinds ofOften spiced to increase its strength, &cPlaces celebrated for: Assyria.Places celebrated for: Canaan in general.Places celebrated for: Helbon.Places celebrated for: Lebanon.Places celebrated for: Moab.Places celebrated for: Possessions of Judah.Red, most esteemedRefining of, alluded toSometimes mixed with milk as a beverageSweet, esteemed for flavour and strengthThe Jews frequently deprived of, as a punishmentThe Jews frequently drank, to excessThe love of Christ to be preferred toThe Rechabites never drankWas kept in bottlesWas made of: The juice of the grape.Was made of: The juice of the pomegranate.Was stored in cellarsWas used: As a beverage from the earliest age.Was used: As a medicine.Was used: At all feasts and entertainments.Was used: For drink offerings in idolatrous worship.Was used: For drink offerings in the worship of God.Water miraculously turned intoWith corn and oil, denoted all temporal blessings