But why does He mention for us to not get drunk but doesn't mention for us to not get stoned? He specifies one but doesn't specify the other. Hmmm . . . . .
How do interpret sobriety as the avoidance of alcohol alone? Would you want a doctor to perform open heart surgery on your child after ingesting cocaine?
What I'm getting at, reverend, is how come the Bible never mentions anything related to the future, crimes that are only found in the future?
So, because The Bible does not specifically forbid an activity, we are then free to indulge in it? We need to use the capacity for common sense given us by God. When God says remain sober, that means don't do anything that causes our sobriety to diminish. See how that works?
But cigarettes doesn't intoxicate us, so why is it forbidden if the Bible doesn't specifically forbid it?
Proverbs 6:27 - Can a man take fire in his bosom, and his clothes not be burned? The smoking lamp is not lit.
