For centuries, there have been debates on the location of where Jesus had performed his miracle of turning water into wine.

Archaeologists believe they have discovered the location where, according to the Bible, Jesus Christ performed his first ...

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

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

A team of archaeologists believes they have uncovered strong evidence pointing to the real site of Jesus’ first miracle – turning water into wine – at the site of Khirbet Qana, a quiet hillside ...

Scientists have discovered a possible explanation behind how Jesus performed one of his most famous miracles. The Bible includes two accounts of Christ turning fishermen's unsuccessful fishing ...

When he performs a miracle, he tells people ... steps out from behind the character, Jesus, and addresses his audience, first hand, from their own experiences, from their own immediate past ...

Heschel would never have gone as far as Thomas Jefferson, who simply took a penknife to his New Testament ... New Testament miracles. She is less interested in whether Jesus performed them than ...

The papyrus fragment tells of a miracle that ... acts that Jesus performed as a child. These include bringing a child named Zeno back to life and instantly healing his father Joseph after he ...