(Temperance) Rev. Orin B. Whitmore. Bible Wines vs. the Saloon Keeper's Bible: A Study of the Two-Wine Theory of the Scriptures and an arraignment of the argument for Biblical sanction of the use of Intoxicants. Nature little to no alcohol or

little to no alcohol or coffee (and a small serving of dark chocolate

Fantastic cover art

balanced vinaigrettes

and techniques like finishing dishes with an all-purpose Spicy Creamy Sauce or a shower of Garlic Crunch Crumbs

flower and herbal meads

(Temperance) Rev. Orin B. Whitmore. Bible Wines vs. the Saloon Keeper's Bible: A Study of the Two-Wine Theory of the Scriptures and an arraignment of the argument for Biblical sanction of the use of Intoxicants. Nature little to no alcohol or117 pp. Intro. by Rev. W. H. G. Temple. Illus. with vignettes. Gilt lettered red cloth. First Edition. Seattle: Press of the Alaska Printing Co., 1911. A fascinating argument, which addresses the Temperance Question from a biblical standpoint, and is two fold. One part examines the "two wine" theory, that the Bible has made a clear distinction between fermented and unfermented wines, "calling the former a curse and the latter a blessing." The other