| Preface | ix |
| Introduction | xi |
| 1.—What Is Wine? | 1 |
2.—The Necessity of Understanding Ancient Customs
| 7 | |
3.—Yayin — Grapes, Syrup, Jam, Unfermented and
| 11 | |
| 4.—Tirosh — Unfermented Wine, The Fruit of the Vine | 17 |
| 5.—Shekar — Sugar, Honey, and Cider | 25 |
| 6.—Shekar and Palm Wine | 31 |
| 7.—The Use of Shekar Sanctioned and Condemed | 35 |
| 8.—Enab — Wine or Grapes? | 37 |
| 9.—Ashishah — Flagons of Wine | 39 |
| 10.—Asis — Fresh Grape Juice | 41 |
| 11.—Sobe — Grape Syrup or Drunkard? | 45 |
| 12.—Yeqeb — Wine or Winepress? | 47 |
| 13.—Gath — Winepress | 49 |
| 14.—Mixed Wine | 51 |
| 15.—Shemarim — Dregs or Preserves? | 53 |
| 16.—Chemer — The Pure Blood ofthe Grape | 57 |
| 17.—Chamar — Chaldean Wine | 59 |
| 18.—Oinos and New Testament Wine | 63 |
| 19.—Sikera — Palm Wine and Sugar | 67 |
| 20.—Gleukos — New Wine, Must, Fresh Grape Juice | 69 |
21.—Joseph's Interpretation of the Cupbearer's Dream
| 71 | |
| 22.—Must Defined | 75 |
| 23.—Why the Translators Used the Word Wine | 77 |
| 24.—Was the Sacramental Wine of the Bible Fermented? | 81 |
| 25.—Fermented Wine Forbidden at the Passover | 83 |
| 26.—Fermentation the True Meaning of Leaven | 87 |
| 27.—Ferrar Fenton and the Word Ferment | 91 |
| 28.—The New Worid Translation and thé Word Ferment | 93 |
| 29.—Young's Liberal Translation and Anything Fermented | 95 |
| 30.—What the Passover Law Specifically Required | 97 |
| 31.—Testimony of Jewish Authorities on Passover Wine | 99 |
| 32.—The Incorruptible Blood of Christ | 103 |
| 33.—Did the Corinthians Get Drunk on Communion Wine? | 107 |
| 34.—Jesus Took the Cup | 111 |
| 35.—What is the Fruit of the Vine? | 115 |
| 36.—Strong Drink | 122 |
| 37.—Shekar and the Dying Man | 127 |
| 38.—Timothy's Infirmity and Stomach Wine | 129 |
| 39.—Was Paul a Moderationist? | 135 |
| 40.—Did Paul Teach Temperance? | 137 |
| 41.—Did Jesus Convert Water Into Fermented Wine? | 139 |
42.—Were Methods of Preserving Wine Unfermented
| 141 | |
| 43.—When It Moveth Itself Aright | 145 |
| 44.—Not Given to Much Wine | 147 |
| 45.—Conclusion | 159 |
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