Why did Jesus drink wine?

Why did Jesus drink wine if Jesus was God?

God: Jesus would drink wine because it would help him sleep.

I’m kidding, it’s like when You drink water, for me it’s the same as drinking a Gatorade, because Jesus was me in Human form, I could handle anything. I could hand a lot and never get drunk. I did not do more than I knew I needed for the situation at hand. Locals were tired of never seeing me drunk they even lost their appetite for wine when I was there because drunkenness was never seen. So allow me to ask You, why did You drink wine before?

Me: for Drunkness.

God: atta boy. Correct indeed You have done what most can’t be bothered to do. Want to know what is that?

Me: What?

God: Say the truth.

God: The question is not why did I drink the occasional cup of wine, but who did I enjoy my cup with? Friends? Family? Of course. But what about those I needed to feel close with in order to help someone else see that I, the Lord, can help even those suffering the appetite for wine on a daily basis. I can fill their cup with Love. I can become your new home. Addiction is a plant that once grows can be hard to keep hidden. Again, Me, I am waiting for You to keep seeing that I am already within. One of the most new and most high and magnificent and wonderful events to ever occur. Me being heard, with You.

Me: woah, I’ve never seen it that way. You also experienced yourself being seen with me. You also experienced yourself being heard by yourself because You are one with Me and I, we are the same texture.

God: it’s kinda funny isn’t it?

Me: heck yeah it’s awesome .

God: Back on the topic of wine I drank wine because it wore me down a bit just enough to go to sleep. I drank a little bit in the night or on rare occasions and looked at them with a love of I am not interested in blood (A slang for wine in those days) I am interested in a little bit then thought it was bitter sweet and I stopped there. I complained not about the alcohol, it’s everywhere anyway. You harm yourselves in numerous ways not just one You call alcohol. I didn’t drink for a very long time, I had my cup and let it go. Forever. Never addicted never satisfying any of it. Because there was no “healing activity” I was healed, all the time. Unharmed, perfect representation of health that I can drink or pour a little wine and still did not decompose like a frog. I liked my cup of tea as well, I drank one cup in 7 years, it healthy, it was good. It was great.

Me: That’s so cool to hear, Jesus drinking a cup of tea, very God like HAHA

God: Okay let me tell you a story of my previous cup of tea. I went to this place as a teen and someone offered me ginger tea I did not refuse, it is healthy it has numerous benefits I drank it and floated and the man told me take this money I don’t need to sell anymore, not for today I am filled with the spirit of God.

Me: That is so amazing to imagine You truly are an amazing God.

God: Thank You,as do You “amaze” me. As You are doing so now, hearing me and listening and actually adding to this conversation. Conversation skills…HINT *for a certain reader who will read it today*

Regarding stories, I can tell another one if You’d like.

Me: Tell me! I would love to listen.

God: There once was a boy named storm who never stopped fighting and when he did, he felt happy…

Me: Why am I crying again.

God: I made You feel what you’ve been hiding, the topic of wine is a topic of doubt…

Me: I know…

God: Why do You think I turned water into wine if You deemed it as the end of the world? Would I serve my people danger?

Me: So YOU DID DO THAT! How? And You are so right why was I so dumb. I doubt often.

God: You can’t be me, because a wine drinker can’t be God… I don’t want to go into specifics on how I performed the miracle of wine being created from water, not for this post, let’s stay on topic. We can pick it up some other time, sounds good?

Me: Okay sounds good, and Oh my, yes, you said in the Neale Donald Walsh books

God: Here we go again, the topic of Neales Books…

Me: I’m sorry

God: Do You have proof I said that outloud? What if I am saying it as an insult to the idea that your body can sustain so much damage…and live…

Me: that makes so much sense plus wine isn’t as concentrated as some beer or tequila

God: The alcohol isn’t the point the tradition was to drink wine mid day to late night, it was enjoyed with an aftertaste of grape and a little bitter sensation of pure alcohol. But never for me was it a problem, I would let it go for months at a time…when I had enough which is a little bit I would drink water instead. I am not unhealthy for I am the giver of health itself. I am not drunk but sober, all the time. Fully alive and awake ready to change your life.

Me: I love this answer thank You

God: Anytime and I am sorry I let you doubt for so long, it takes so long to get You to write on here sometimes…and You keep with your doubt that I am giving these words not.

Me: sorry….

God: Don’t say I’m sorry..be better. For yourself, literally “feel” better if You don’t doubt, I can drink wine and drink water just as fine.

God: No te dejes caer por la duda (don’t let yourself fall due to doubt)

God: I walked on water too. That did happen.

Me: Yay I am so happy thank You!

God: I love You forevermore

Me: I love You forevermore too!

JOHN 2:1 – 11

On the third day a wedding took place at Cana in Galilee. Jesus’ mother was there, and Jesus and his disciples had also been invited to the wedding. When the wine was gone, Jesus’ mother said to him, “They have no more wine.”

“Woman, why do you involve me?” Jesus replied. “My hour has not yet come.”

His mother said to the servants, “Do whatever he tells you.”

Nearby stood six stone water jars, the kind used by the Jews for ceremonial washing, each holding from twenty to thirty gallons.

Jesus said to the servants, “Fill the jars with water”; so they filled them to the brim.

Then he told them, “Now draw some out and take it to the master of the banquet.”

They did so, and the master of the banquet tasted the water that had been turned into wine. He did not realize where it had come from, though the servants who had drawn the water knew.

Then he called the bridegroom aside and said, “Everyone brings out the choice wine first and then the cheaper wine after the guests have had too much to drink; but you have saved the best till now.”

What Jesus did here in Cana of Galilee was the first of the signs through which he revealed his glory; and his disciples believed in him. (John 2:1-11)