Kendall and McGovern provided other details about the wine of Jesus' time and the type of wine that would have been served at The Last Supper: Winemaking was present since at least 4000 BC in Jerusalem. read more
Because the grape harvest had been over for a long time. Wine was not a part of the first Passover meal in Egypt. But Jesus did not say that it was wrong to drink it at the Passover. He even used some wine during the Lord’s Evening Meal. read more
Kendall and McGovern provided other details about the wine of Jesus' time and the type of wine that would have been served at The Last Supper: Winemaking was present since at least 4000 BC in Jerusalem. read more
However, we do have evidence on winemaking during the era and the styles of wines people of Jesus's time would have made and enjoyed. By the night of the Last Supper, the Holy Land already had a long history of winemaking. Scholars believe that part of the Middle East had been making wine since at least 4000 BC. read more