Jesus Changes Water Into Wine Research

I am teaching Sunday school. Our winter’s first curriculum is “Jesus Changes Water into Wine” which is from John 2:-11. Since this course is New Testament Theology, it is perfect for me to study and research more about it. The setting of the Episode Cana in Galilee written by Apostle John, son of Zebedee, and was one of Jesus’ twelve apostles. Cana means bought and purchased originated from Hebrew word qaneh. Galilee means ring or roll away which is originated from Hebrew word, galal. So putting two meanings together, Jesus’ first miracle, changing water into wine was done to tell we are purchased by His blood, wine and our sin is rolled away. It happened after Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist in the River Jordan. Then He chose His

And Jesus said to her, “Woman, what does this have to do with me? My hour has not yet come.” This doesn’t mean Jesus was demean to His mother. In Greek, in the original language, “and Says to her Jesus What to me with to you not yet is come the hour ” It means what is it(wine) to you and me. In other words, what does wine to you and to me. Mary was asking about the actual physical wine if Jesus could buy it or borrow it. If Jesus had a good idea to solve the problem. However, Jesus was asking to Mary about the Spiritual meaning of the wine which means His blood and water on the cross when the solider speared His side. Jesus was asking to Mary, “Do you know what the wine means to you and to me?” He was saying, “Woman (church/Christians), do you know the true meaning of wine from me to you?”

John 2:5, “His mother said to the servants, “Do whatever Jesus tells you.” Mary’s point of view changed from worrying about the wine to what Jesus wants. This means when Jesus comes to your life, He changes your point of view. He lives with you and changes you to see all things in Jesus’ point of view. While you are experiencing, Jesus shows you that He’s chaing your point of view. It’s 100% by His will and 100% by