WINE
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
First mention of
First mode of making, notice
Generally made by treading the grapes in a press
Refining of, alluded to
Improved by age
Many kinds of
Sweet, esteemed for flavour and strength
Red, most esteemed
Often spiced to increase its strength, &c
First fruits of, to be offered to God
With corn and oil, denoted all temporal blessings
Given in abundance to the Jews when obedient
The Jews frequently deprived of, as a punishment
The Jews frequently drank, to excess
In times of scarcity, was mixed with water
Sometimes mixed with milk as a beverage
Custom of presenting to travellers
Custom of giving to persons in pain or suffering, mixed with drugs
Forbidden to the priests while engaged in the tabernacle
Forbidden to Nazarites during their separation
The Rechabites never drank
An article of extensive commerce
Was stored in cellars
Was kept in bottles
Consequence of putting (when new), into old bottles
The love of Christ to be preferred to
Water miraculously turned into
WAS MADE OF
PLACES CELEBRATED FOR
Canaan in general
Possessions of Judah
Lebanon
Helbon
Assyria
Moab
WAS USED
As a beverage from the earliest age
At all feasts and entertainments
For drink offerings in the worship of God
For drink offerings in idolatrous worship
As a medicine
CHARACTERISED AS
Cheering God and man
Gladdening the heart
Strengthening
Making mirthful
IN EXCESS
Forbidden
Infuriates the temper
Impairs the health
Impairs the judgment and memory
Inflames the passions
Leads to sorrow and contention
Leads to remorse
ILLUSTRATIVE
Of the blood of Christ
Of the blessing of the gospel
Of the wrath and judgments of God
Of the abominations of the apostasy
Of violence and rapine
Made from grapes
From pomegranates
Kept in jars
In skins (R. V.)
In bottles
Cellars for
New
Old
Medicinal use of
Recommended by Paul to Timothy
Used at meals
Made by Jesus at the marriage feast in Cana
Sacramental use of
Forbidden to priests while on duty
Forbidden to Nazarites
Of Daniel
Of the courtiers of Ahasuerus
Of Timothy
Samson’ s mother forbidden to drink
Forbidden to kings
Denied to the Israelites in the wilderness, so that they could know that the Lord was their God
Offered with sacrifices
Given by Melchizedek to Abraham
Fermented
Refined
Of staggering (R. V.)
Inflames the eyes
Commerce in
Banquets of
Cheap wine (like vinegar) given to Jesus at the crucifixion
Intoxication from the use of
Noah
Lot
Joseph and his brothers
Nabal
Amnon
Ahasuerus
Kings of Israel
Falsely charged against the disciples
Of the divine judgments
Of the joy of wisdom
Of the joys of spiritual matters
Of abominations
Of the blood of Jesus
UNCLASSIFIED SCRIPTURES RELATING TO
ADMONITIONS AGAINST THE USE OF