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The miracle is told of in John 2:1-11. Jesus, his mother, and his disciples attend a wedding in the village of Cana. When the wine runs out at the feast, Jesus turns water into wine, thus demonstrating his divinity to his disciples. Let’s take a closer look at the ‘water into wine’ miracle by analysing what John tells us. Summary.
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John 2 delves into the commencement of Jesus' public ministry, showcasing His divine authority through His first miracle at a wedding in Cana and His zealous act of cleansing the Jerusalem temple. The chapter also features Jesus' prediction of His resurrection, further underlining His divine nature.
Practical Bible study on John 2:1-11. Includes questions, commentary, outline, and applications on John chapter 2:1-11 for life change.
Overview. Our text tells the story of the beginning of signs. Jesus took an ordinary occasion, a wedding, as an opportunity to act. The need was for wine. He worked a miracle to provide the wine. The miracle was also a sign.
Videos for John 2: John 2:1-12 – God the Son Revealed at Cana. John 2:13-25 – Revealed in the Temple. A. Water into wine at a wedding. 1. (1-2) Jesus, His mother, and His disciples at a wedding. On the third day there was a wedding in Cana of Galilee, and the mother of Jesus was there. Now both Jesus and His disciples were invited to the wedding.
12 sty 2014 · The changing of water to wine is Jesus’ first public act in John, the inaugural “sign” of God’s presence in the world through him. The “third day” language in verse 1, suggestive as it is of Jesus’ resurrection after three days, clues us into the symbolic nature of this particular miracle story.
Read the Scripture: John 2:1-11. In the second chapter of John's gospel we have the account of the first miracle of our Lord. The scene has now shifted from Judea, where John the Baptist was baptizing in the river Jordan, to seventy miles north, the area of Galilee. Jesus and his disciples have walked all that way.
