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The Wedding at Cana

Welcome

Key Scriptures

1. Jesus' first sign: changing water into wine 2:1-11

Big Idea

2. Jesus' initial stay in Capernaum 2:12

Clearing the Temple

C. JESUS' FIRST VISIT TO JERUSALEM 2:13—3:36

Teaching

2. Initial response to Jesus in Jerusalem 2:23-25

Reflection Questions

Your Practice Step

🎮 Crossword: John Chapter 2 Vocabulary

Quiz

John Chapter 2 Quiz 1

John Chapter 2 Quiz 2

John Chapter 2 Quiz 3

John Chapter 2 Quiz 4

John Chapter 2 Quiz 5

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The gospel of John ch 2, The First Miracle & The True Temple

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Explore the pivotal opening movements of Jesus’ public ministry in John 2: the joyous sign at the wedding in Cana and the bold cleansing of the temple in Jerusalem. “John 2: The First Miracle and the True Temple” guides you through the narrative, context, and theology that tie these two events together—revealing Jesus as the bringer of abundant new covenant wine and the true dwelling place of God. You’ll trace the flow from a family celebration to a national festival, watch how ordinary water becomes extraordinary wine, and see how zeal for the Father’s house transforms complacent religion. Along the way, you’ll unpack key passages, identify major figures (Mary, the disciples, merchants, and money changers), and consider why John calls Cana the first “sign.” The course blends clear teaching, reflection prompts, and practice steps to help you apply Scripture devotionally and practically. Short quizzes reinforce comprehension, while a vocabulary crossword keeps learning engaging. Whether you’re studying personally or preparing to teach others, you’ll come away with a sharper grasp of Jesus’ glory, His authority over worship, and His revelation that the true temple is not a building but His resurrected body. Start here to deepen your understanding of the Gospel of John and strengthen your daily walk with God.

John 2: The First Miracle and the True Temple

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            <p>John Chapter 2 marks a pivotal transition in the ministry of Jesus, beginning with the intimate setting of a wedding in Cana. This course explores the profound significance of Jesus’ first recorded sign—the transformation of water into wine—and how this miraculous act served as a revelation of His divine glory to His disciples. By examining the interactions between Jesus, His mother Mary, and the servants, we will uncover the theological weight of this event and its role in establishing Jesus' authority. The narrative then follows Jesus to Capernaum, setting the stage for His first major public confrontation in Jerusalem during the Passover.</p>

<p>The journey continues into the heart of Jewish religious life, where Jesus encounters the commercialization of the temple courts. This study delves into the dramatic clearing of the temple, analyzing Jesus’ zeal for His Father’s house and His provocative prophecy regarding the destruction and resurrection of the "true temple"—His own body. Through an investigation of the key figures involved, from the money changers to the skeptical crowds, we will reflect on the nature of true belief and Jesus’ unique insight into the human heart. Participants will be challenged to apply these lessons of reverence and faith to their own spiritual lives through reflection and practical application steps.</p>
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