October 31, 2025 • 15 mins
Why Was Jesus Given Vinegar But Refused to Drink It | Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
What did the Lord Jesus do while hanging on the cross?
Speaker 2 (00:05):
He says, I thirst because.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
If he hadn't said that, they wouldn't have given him
anything to drink. You with me, And if they wouldn't
give him anything to drink, then he's breaching Psund sixty
nine twenty one. So he had to bring it to
their attention. To the soldiers, he says, I first, look
what happens here.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Now?
Speaker 1 (00:28):
This is a thousand years later from the prophecy of
King David. It's a thousand years later. The Lord hasn't
forgotten that David prophesied a thousand years prior to his coming.
If he's not godden, then I just wondered, then who is?
Can you remember what you did yesterday completely fully? In
(00:52):
order to remember a thousand years? Only God can? Only
God can?
Speaker 2 (01:01):
Jesus is the only way. Yeah. Please?
Speaker 1 (01:06):
His life on earth was simless perfect. Everything about him
is perfect. Why don't you follow him and get on
with your life? Please, you'll do yourself the biggest favor.
Stop searching elsewhere. You will never find anyone anywhere near
Jesus Christ of Nadruth. It's impossible, im Pasir Boul He
(01:30):
says I first, Now look in John chapter nineteen, verses
twenty eight to thirty. Look at Saint John. He's writing.
He is writing over a thousand years after David John,
chapter nineteen, verse twenty eight. After this, Jesus, knowing that
(01:53):
all things were now accomplished that the scripture might be fulfilled,
said I thirst, so that the scripture might be fulfilled.
He said I thirst, Why because Son sixty nine to
twenty one says, and my thirst, they gave me vinegar
to drink. He needed to fulfill that prophecy. That's why
(02:14):
he had to say I thirst in order for scripture
to be fulfilled. Incredible, incredible, might beloved, Verse twenty nine
of John nineteen. Now a vessel full of sour wine.
Sour wine is vinegar, might beloved. Now, my question is
(02:38):
those Roman soldiers, like, why didn't they put water, Why
didn't they put coca cola.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
Milk, hy vinegar? Out of all liquid? Why did they
put vinegar?
Speaker 1 (02:54):
They didn't know what they were doing, but they were
told what to do by God the Father, because everything
is controlled by God the Father. If it wasn't my father,
you wouldn't have had any authority to even touch me
let alone, to put your hand on me and bring
me to judgment. But God the Father was in control.
(03:18):
He put in their heart to fill that vessel with vinegar.
Because Psalm sixty nine to twenty one must be fulfilled.
Jesus Christ is the messiah to fulfill all prophecies. They
put in the vessel after a thousand years vinegar. Well,
(03:41):
now a vessel full of sour wine vinegar was sitting there,
and they filled a sponge with sour wine, put it
on his ship and put it to his mouth. Verse thirty. So,
when Jesus had received the sour wine vinegar, he said,
it is finished. That was the last prophecy I needed
(04:03):
to fulfill.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
That was the last one. It is finished.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
And bowing his head, he gave up his spirit. If
anyone can tell me, what do you learn from this verse? So,
when Jesus had received the sour wine vinegar, he said,
it is finished, and bowing his head, he gave up
(04:30):
his spirit.
Speaker 2 (04:31):
What do you know?
Speaker 1 (04:33):
What is this verse about? Anyone? What have you noticed here?
And bowing his head and he gave up his spirit.
I'll tell you sorry for us to know that Jesus
(04:55):
Christ is in control of everything, even the death of
the cross. And he is in control even of death.
He is in charge of death. He's in charge of everything.
I'll ask you this. When a person dies, what happens
to the head of that person goes down, doesn't it?
(05:22):
Jesus here and bowing his head, he gave up his spirit.
He bowed his head first, then gave up the last breath,
meaning I laid myself and that grave. I will take
myself out of that grave. Death cannot put my head down.
(05:46):
I put it in control of everything, and I lift
my head up, in control of everything. Death will not
conquer in order for death to make my head bow down,
because death has no authority over me, for one simple reason,
because I'm the only human being that is sinless, and
(06:06):
death only has authority of a sinner's not sinless people.
This is why death could not put my head down.
It was I who willingly put it and I who
willingly will take it out. I was in control of
every single moment of the Cross.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
I'm in control.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
I laid my head down, and then I gave up
the last spirit. Death can't put my head down. No
one can put my head down, because no one can
say Jesus, you made a mistake. I challenge you find
one mistake in me. You will not find one. That's
(06:48):
why I will always be with a head up. But
I put it down for you so that your head
gets lifted up.
Speaker 2 (07:03):
Now.
Speaker 1 (07:04):
In the Gospel, according to Saint John, he reveals to
us that Jesus Christ our Lord, received that sour wine
which is vinegar to fulfill Psalm sixty nine twenty one. However,
in Matthew twenty seven thirty four shows us that he
tasted it.
Speaker 2 (07:22):
But would not drink it.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
Why because if he drinks it, it's gonna make him
bit numb. He's not going to feel the pain in
its fullness. But he needs to drink it in order
to fulfill Psalm sixty nine twenty one. He tasted it
to say I've drank it. Tasting it, drinking it, it's
the same thing. You can't say you didn't touch it.
Speaker 2 (07:48):
I did. I tasted it.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
That's all I fulfilled Psalm sixty nine twenty one. But
I didn't drink it because I needed to fulfill Isaiah
sixty three to three. And what does Isaiah sixty te
threes say? I have trodden the wine press alone Now
who is speaking here the Holy Spirit through Isaiah? And
(08:10):
who is the Holy Spirit speaking of here? In Isaiah
sixty three to three, Jesus, I have trodden the wine
press alone. In the olden days, the wine press might beloved.
Speaker 2 (08:24):
It was a little sort of circle in the ground.
Speaker 1 (08:29):
They would put all the grape clusters in there, and
somebody would walk in their barefooted and start walking on
those clusters and crushing them all where the juice comes out.
And there was vents in a few places in that pond,
and the juice of that grape would go out. They
(08:50):
collected in parts, put it away for fermentation, and then
turns into wine. So that grape was crushed. The Lord
Jesus is saying in Isaiah sixty three to three, I,
meaning eye Jesus, have trodden the wine press alone. What
(09:16):
did the Lord Jesus give us his blood? How did
he give us his blood?
Speaker 2 (09:22):
Out of what the wine? And where does wine come from? Grapes?
So who is the Lord.
Speaker 1 (09:29):
Jesus here resembled by the grape? Just like those grape
gets crushed, So as Jesus, the true grape got crushed
on the cross. His blood from head to toe gushed
out he was. He trodded on that cross alone, meaning
(09:53):
I had to feel the entire pain alone, with no intervention,
neither from my father nor from a sour wine vinegar.
Nothing was going to give me a relief because Isaiah
sixty three to three says I needed to go through
the pain of the cross fully alert. So I tasted
(10:17):
the wine the vinegar to fulfill Palm sixty nine to
twenty one. But I did not drink that sour wine
to fulfill Isaiah sixty three to three. In the last
moment and him hanging on the cross, he fulfills two
prophecies just out of a simple thing called drinking vinegar.
Speaker 2 (10:42):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
The Lord Jesus is very precise in everything. He is
perfect in everything and amazing in everything.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
To him be.
Speaker 1 (10:56):
All glory, honor, and worship forever and ever and ever.
And I want to hear a huge amen, one more time,
one more time, one more time. The covenant of grace
(11:23):
became on the cross between the father and the son.
Now Here we say, then what is my role? Where
am I out of all this? So if the covenant
has between the father and the son, then what is
(11:44):
my role? My role is one thing deny myself and
enter and be fully covered by the Son. Deny myself
and enter and be fully covered by the Son, and say,
along with Saint Paul, I have been crucified with Christ.
Speaker 2 (12:08):
It is no longer I who live, but Christ lives
in me. That is my role.
Speaker 1 (12:15):
I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer
I who live, but Christ lives in me. This is
the role of whoever says I receive Jesus Christ as
Lord and Savior over my life. If you call yourself
a Christian, and you claim to be a Christian and
(12:36):
a follower of Jesus Christ, you are not living for
yourself anymore. You are living for the one who died
for you, purchased you with this unprecious blood, and rose
from the dead for your sake. Because the covenant of
the New Testament is between the Father and the Son,
if you come and enter between them, since we are
not faithful, we will break the covenant.
Speaker 2 (12:58):
All of us will end up in hell.
Speaker 1 (13:01):
We're gonna die an eternal death, total separation from the
Almighty God. So my role is I deny myself and
say I don't live for myself anymore.
Speaker 2 (13:13):
I live for you. Lord Jesus, May you live in
me and I live for you.
Speaker 1 (13:22):
No longer for me and no longer for anyone else,
no longer for the world. As a Christian, why are
you imitating the world as a Christian? Why are you
living like the world as a Christian? Why are you
walking in the ways of the world. You don't belong there.
(13:49):
You don't belong there. You don't belong in the club.
You belong in the church. You don't belong in the street.
You belong in the House of the Lord. You don't
belong where there is foul language. You belong where there
is praising and pure language. You don't belong in the darkness.
(14:13):
You belong in the light, for your Messiah is the
light of the world. You don't belong with Satan. You
belong with Jesus Christ of Nazareth. That is the covenant.
It's between the Father and the Son. This is why,
(14:36):
my Beloved, when any church leader like me lives for themselves,
they destroy themselves and the flock of Christ with them
one hundred percent. Because I can't fulfill the covenant with
God the Father. Only the Son can
What did the Lord Jesus do while hanging on the cross?
Speaker 2 (00:05):
He says, I thirst because.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
If he hadn't said that, they wouldn't have given him
anything to drink. You with me, And if they wouldn't
give him anything to drink, then he's breaching Psund sixty
nine twenty one. So he had to bring it to
their attention. To the soldiers, he says, I first, look
what happens here.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Now?
Speaker 1 (00:28):
This is a thousand years later from the prophecy of
King David. It's a thousand years later. The Lord hasn't
forgotten that David prophesied a thousand years prior to his coming.
If he's not godden, then I just wondered, then who is?
Can you remember what you did yesterday completely fully? In
(00:52):
order to remember a thousand years? Only God can? Only
God can?
Speaker 2 (01:01):
Jesus is the only way. Yeah. Please?
Speaker 1 (01:06):
His life on earth was simless perfect. Everything about him
is perfect. Why don't you follow him and get on
with your life? Please, you'll do yourself the biggest favor.
Stop searching elsewhere. You will never find anyone anywhere near
Jesus Christ of Nadruth. It's impossible, im Pasir Boul He
(01:30):
says I first, Now look in John chapter nineteen, verses
twenty eight to thirty. Look at Saint John. He's writing.
He is writing over a thousand years after David John,
chapter nineteen, verse twenty eight. After this, Jesus, knowing that
(01:53):
all things were now accomplished that the scripture might be fulfilled,
said I thirst, so that the scripture might be fulfilled.
He said I thirst, Why because Son sixty nine to
twenty one says, and my thirst, they gave me vinegar
to drink. He needed to fulfill that prophecy. That's why
(02:14):
he had to say I thirst in order for scripture
to be fulfilled. Incredible, incredible, might beloved, Verse twenty nine
of John nineteen. Now a vessel full of sour wine.
Sour wine is vinegar, might beloved. Now, my question is
(02:38):
those Roman soldiers, like, why didn't they put water, Why
didn't they put coca cola.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
Milk, hy vinegar? Out of all liquid? Why did they
put vinegar?
Speaker 1 (02:54):
They didn't know what they were doing, but they were
told what to do by God the Father, because everything
is controlled by God the Father. If it wasn't my father,
you wouldn't have had any authority to even touch me
let alone, to put your hand on me and bring
me to judgment. But God the Father was in control.
(03:18):
He put in their heart to fill that vessel with vinegar.
Because Psalm sixty nine to twenty one must be fulfilled.
Jesus Christ is the messiah to fulfill all prophecies. They
put in the vessel after a thousand years vinegar. Well,
(03:41):
now a vessel full of sour wine vinegar was sitting there,
and they filled a sponge with sour wine, put it
on his ship and put it to his mouth. Verse thirty. So,
when Jesus had received the sour wine vinegar, he said,
it is finished. That was the last prophecy I needed
(04:03):
to fulfill.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
That was the last one. It is finished.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
And bowing his head, he gave up his spirit. If
anyone can tell me, what do you learn from this verse? So,
when Jesus had received the sour wine vinegar, he said,
it is finished, and bowing his head, he gave up
(04:30):
his spirit.
Speaker 2 (04:31):
What do you know?
Speaker 1 (04:33):
What is this verse about? Anyone? What have you noticed here?
And bowing his head and he gave up his spirit.
I'll tell you sorry for us to know that Jesus
(04:55):
Christ is in control of everything, even the death of
the cross. And he is in control even of death.
He is in charge of death. He's in charge of everything.
I'll ask you this. When a person dies, what happens
to the head of that person goes down, doesn't it?
(05:22):
Jesus here and bowing his head, he gave up his spirit.
He bowed his head first, then gave up the last breath,
meaning I laid myself and that grave. I will take
myself out of that grave. Death cannot put my head down.
(05:46):
I put it in control of everything, and I lift
my head up, in control of everything. Death will not
conquer in order for death to make my head bow down,
because death has no authority over me, for one simple reason,
because I'm the only human being that is sinless, and
(06:06):
death only has authority of a sinner's not sinless people.
This is why death could not put my head down.
It was I who willingly put it and I who
willingly will take it out. I was in control of
every single moment of the Cross.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
I'm in control.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
I laid my head down, and then I gave up
the last spirit. Death can't put my head down. No
one can put my head down, because no one can
say Jesus, you made a mistake. I challenge you find
one mistake in me. You will not find one. That's
(06:48):
why I will always be with a head up. But
I put it down for you so that your head
gets lifted up.
Speaker 2 (07:03):
Now.
Speaker 1 (07:04):
In the Gospel, according to Saint John, he reveals to
us that Jesus Christ our Lord, received that sour wine
which is vinegar to fulfill Psalm sixty nine twenty one. However,
in Matthew twenty seven thirty four shows us that he
tasted it.
Speaker 2 (07:22):
But would not drink it.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
Why because if he drinks it, it's gonna make him
bit numb. He's not going to feel the pain in
its fullness. But he needs to drink it in order
to fulfill Psalm sixty nine twenty one. He tasted it
to say I've drank it. Tasting it, drinking it, it's
the same thing. You can't say you didn't touch it.
Speaker 2 (07:48):
I did. I tasted it.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
That's all I fulfilled Psalm sixty nine twenty one. But
I didn't drink it because I needed to fulfill Isaiah
sixty three to three. And what does Isaiah sixty te
threes say? I have trodden the wine press alone Now
who is speaking here the Holy Spirit through Isaiah? And
(08:10):
who is the Holy Spirit speaking of here? In Isaiah
sixty three to three, Jesus, I have trodden the wine
press alone. In the olden days, the wine press might beloved.
Speaker 2 (08:24):
It was a little sort of circle in the ground.
Speaker 1 (08:29):
They would put all the grape clusters in there, and
somebody would walk in their barefooted and start walking on
those clusters and crushing them all where the juice comes out.
And there was vents in a few places in that pond,
and the juice of that grape would go out. They
(08:50):
collected in parts, put it away for fermentation, and then
turns into wine. So that grape was crushed. The Lord
Jesus is saying in Isaiah sixty three to three, I,
meaning eye Jesus, have trodden the wine press alone. What
(09:16):
did the Lord Jesus give us his blood? How did
he give us his blood?
Speaker 2 (09:22):
Out of what the wine? And where does wine come from? Grapes?
So who is the Lord.
Speaker 1 (09:29):
Jesus here resembled by the grape? Just like those grape
gets crushed, So as Jesus, the true grape got crushed
on the cross. His blood from head to toe gushed
out he was. He trodded on that cross alone, meaning
(09:53):
I had to feel the entire pain alone, with no intervention,
neither from my father nor from a sour wine vinegar.
Nothing was going to give me a relief because Isaiah
sixty three to three says I needed to go through
the pain of the cross fully alert. So I tasted
(10:17):
the wine the vinegar to fulfill Palm sixty nine to
twenty one. But I did not drink that sour wine
to fulfill Isaiah sixty three to three. In the last
moment and him hanging on the cross, he fulfills two
prophecies just out of a simple thing called drinking vinegar.
Speaker 2 (10:42):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
The Lord Jesus is very precise in everything. He is
perfect in everything and amazing in everything.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
To him be.
Speaker 1 (10:56):
All glory, honor, and worship forever and ever and ever.
And I want to hear a huge amen, one more time,
one more time, one more time. The covenant of grace
(11:23):
became on the cross between the father and the son.
Now Here we say, then what is my role? Where
am I out of all this? So if the covenant
has between the father and the son, then what is
(11:44):
my role? My role is one thing deny myself and
enter and be fully covered by the Son. Deny myself
and enter and be fully covered by the Son, and say,
along with Saint Paul, I have been crucified with Christ.
Speaker 2 (12:08):
It is no longer I who live, but Christ lives
in me. That is my role.
Speaker 1 (12:15):
I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer
I who live, but Christ lives in me. This is
the role of whoever says I receive Jesus Christ as
Lord and Savior over my life. If you call yourself
a Christian, and you claim to be a Christian and
(12:36):
a follower of Jesus Christ, you are not living for
yourself anymore. You are living for the one who died
for you, purchased you with this unprecious blood, and rose
from the dead for your sake. Because the covenant of
the New Testament is between the Father and the Son,
if you come and enter between them, since we are
not faithful, we will break the covenant.
Speaker 2 (12:58):
All of us will end up in hell.
Speaker 1 (13:01):
We're gonna die an eternal death, total separation from the
Almighty God. So my role is I deny myself and
say I don't live for myself anymore.
Speaker 2 (13:13):
I live for you. Lord Jesus, May you live in
me and I live for you.
Speaker 1 (13:22):
No longer for me and no longer for anyone else,
no longer for the world. As a Christian, why are
you imitating the world as a Christian? Why are you
living like the world as a Christian? Why are you
walking in the ways of the world. You don't belong there.
(13:49):
You don't belong there. You don't belong in the club.
You belong in the church. You don't belong in the street.
You belong in the House of the Lord. You don't
belong where there is foul language. You belong where there
is praising and pure language. You don't belong in the darkness.
(14:13):
You belong in the light, for your Messiah is the
light of the world. You don't belong with Satan. You
belong with Jesus Christ of Nazareth. That is the covenant.
It's between the Father and the Son. This is why,
(14:36):
my Beloved, when any church leader like me lives for themselves,
they destroy themselves and the flock of Christ with them
one hundred percent. Because I can't fulfill the covenant with
God the Father. Only the Son can
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