The location of the miracle has been the subject of debate for centuries, but now archaeologists believe they may have found ...

Archeologists remain confident they have finally found the location of where Jesus allegedly turned water into wine, beating ...

Jesus attended a wedding in Cana where he turned water into wine, according to the Gospel of JohnCredit: Getty - Contributor It is the former site of Khirbet Qana, a Jewish village between the ...

Archaeologists uncovered evidence at Khirbet Qana that may identify it as the true site of Jesus’ first miracle.

By turning water into wine Jesus showed Himself to be “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world” (John 1:29). “Neither do I condemn you;” He says to the sinner, “go and sin no ...

It would be an embarrassment!" "Wine is necessary for the feast," he said, and pointed to how Jesus, in turning the water into wine, makes "an eloquent sign," because "he transforms the Law of ...

Besides, there is nothing in our religion that suggests that ‘Eesa (Jesus) changed water into wine. It appears from the statements of those who spoke about the corruption of Christianity that the ...