While Jesus was on the cross, he stated that he was thirsty. There was a jar of wine vinegar there so one of the guards soaked some on a sponge and gave it to Jesus to drink. There may not have been anything else to drink there or, since the Roman guards were very cruel, they just wanted Jesus to suffer more. What the significance of the wine vinegar is I don't know.
All four of the Gospels mention this act.
Matthew 27:48
Mark 15:36
Luke 23:36
John 19:29
Since the passage in John says that there was a jar of wine vinegar there, I assume that it was used for those on the cross as depicted.
No, Jesus did not drink while fasting.
I don't see why not. Probably in a nice cup of hot coffee.
In John 4:12 Jesus asks "Are you greater than our father Jacob..." Jesus was talking to the Samaritan woman at the well. She was amazed that anyone would allow a Samaritan to drink from this well as they were not liked by other Jews. Jesus told the Samaritan woman he could give her a drink that she would never be thirsty again. This of course was in reference to the word of his preaching.
Wine.
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No Jesus only drank ordinary wine , nothing strong .
Yes Jesus refused the drink when he was on the cross.
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No! Jesus only drank wine, which was one of the few drink choices.
There are no evidences to believe that Jesus Christ did not drink alcohol. The Mosaic law did not forbid drinking alcohol. Obviously Jesus did drink alcohol. In fact his first miracle was turning water into wine at a wedding which indicates he was not against drinking alcohol.
Probably--"what would Jesus drink?" He apparently turned water to wine so he did not object to alcohol.