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> Intercession of Mary | > Intercession of Mary | ||
> the Wedding at Cana is the third of six days that mark the Passion | > the Wedding at Cana is the third of six days that mark the Passion | ||
> the 3rd day possibly represents the Resurrection, as at Ressurection Jesus' glory | > the 3rd day possibly represents the Resurrection, as at Ressurection Jesus' glory | ||
> Cana represents the water and | > Cana represents the water and | ||
> "Cana" may be derived from "Canaan” or the “Canaanites" ... worshippers of Baal, so Jesus was starting his conquest / redemption of those evils (?) | > "Cana" may be derived from "Canaan” or the “Canaanites" ... worshippers of Baal, so Jesus was starting his conquest / redemption of those evils (?) | ||
> Jesus revealed "as the bridegroom, the one whose responsibility it was to provide the wine" (SCRP 702 Johannine Writings Class) | |||
Revision as of 16:39, 6 September 2024
The Wedding at Cana, or Miracle at Cana is a significant historical event in the life of Christ as well as a vastly important theological event and teaching.
** Page under construction **
> First miracle
> Intercession of Mary
> the Wedding at Cana is the third of six days that mark the Passion
> the 3rd day possibly represents the Resurrection, as at Ressurection Jesus' glory
> Cana represents the water and
> "Cana" may be derived from "Canaan” or the “Canaanites" ... worshippers of Baal, so Jesus was starting his conquest / redemption of those evils (?)
> Jesus revealed "as the bridegroom, the one whose responsibility it was to provide the wine" (SCRP 702 Johannine Writings Class)