MARFA, TEXAS: Jesus Would Have Turned Water Into Beer Today
An Episcopal priest says that if Jesus was alive today he not only would have turned water into beer, it also would have been his beverage of choice"
By Benjamin Fearnow
CBS Houston
http://houston.cbslocal.com/
May 23, 2014 12:04 PM
An Episcopal priest in Hawaii and a bar owner in Texas, Father Bill Miller says that if Jesus was alive today he not only would have turned water into beer, it also would have been his beverage of choice.
Noting that Jesus first miracle was turning water into wine in the Bibles New Testament, Father Miller tells Fox News that today it would have been a different choice.
If Jesus had lived in Texas, for example, rather than Palestine, Im pretty sure he would have turned that water into beer, Miller tells Fox News, noting that Jesus didnt just make any wine, he made really good wine that was served as the best for last at the Biblical wedding at Cana.
He had no problem with quality, adds Miller.
Miller has written The Beer Drinkers Guide to God, a book displaying his vision of how alcohol and beer play a role in revealing ones spirituality, faith and reveal the true nature of God.
I think for me, beer, is the universal beverage, says Miller, who is at his bar, Padres, in the West Texas town of Marfa when he is not at the pulpit on the Hawaiian island of Kauai.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
An Episcopal priest says that if Jesus was alive today he not only would have turned water into beer, it also would have been his beverage of choice"
By Benjamin Fearnow
CBS Houston
http://houston.cbslocal.com/
May 23, 2014 12:04 PM
An Episcopal priest in Hawaii and a bar owner in Texas, Father Bill Miller says that if Jesus was alive today he not only would have turned water into beer, it also would have been his beverage of choice.
Noting that Jesus first miracle was turning water into wine in the Bibles New Testament, Father Miller tells Fox News that today it would have been a different choice.
If Jesus had lived in Texas, for example, rather than Palestine, Im pretty sure he would have turned that water into beer, Miller tells Fox News, noting that Jesus didnt just make any wine, he made really good wine that was served as the best for last at the Biblical wedding at Cana.
He had no problem with quality, adds Miller.
Miller has written The Beer Drinkers Guide to God, a book displaying his vision of how alcohol and beer play a role in revealing ones spirituality, faith and reveal the true nature of God.
I think for me, beer, is the universal beverage, says Miller, who is at his bar, Padres, in the West Texas town of Marfa when he is not at the pulpit on the Hawaiian island of Kauai.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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