John 2

King James Version Chapter 2

Cana of Galilee is a village in the Biblical story of Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding feast. The location of Cana has been debated, with some scholars suggesting Kafr Kanna, a village near Nazareth, while others point to Khirbet Kana, a ruin northwest of Nazareth. The event is recounted in the Gospel of John, where Jesus, his mother, and his disciples are invited to a wedding. When the wine runs out, Jesus turns water into wine at the request of his mother, according to the Gospel of John.

King James Version Chapter 2

Cana means

Place of reeds:While "place of reeds" isn't a specific biblical term, it can be connected to the book of Revelation, where a measuring reed is used to measure the temple, the altar, and the worshipers. This symbolizes God's assessment and evaluation of the spiritual state of the church. 

Reed:The Greek word "kalamos" (used in Revelation) can mean a reed, stalk of grain, or writing pen, but is often used metaphorically for a measuring rod or staff. It can also represent a fragile or flexible instrument, suggesting instability. 

Measuring rod:In Revelation, a measuring rod is used to measure the temple, the altar, and the city of God. This act of measuring implies God's ownership and authority over these things. 

Rule:In Revelation, the reed is associated with the "rule" of God, particularly in the context of His assessment of the temple and the worshipers. 

Balance:The idea of measurement and balance is tied to God's justice and judgment. In Revelation, the city of God is described as foursquare, symbolizing a perfect balance and order. 

Biblical Examples:

Revelation 11:1:. Opens in new tab"Then I was given a measuring rod like a staff and was told, 'Go and measure the temple of God, and the altar, and those who are worshiping there'". 

Revelation 21:15-17:. Opens in new tabDescribes the angel with a golden reed measuring the city of God, highlighting its perfect symmetry and balance. 

Ezekiel 40-42:. Opens in new tabEzekiel uses a measuring reed to measure the dimensions of the temple and its various parts, emphasizing God's meticulous plan and authority

Capernaum is located on the northwest shore of the Sea of Galilee, which is part of the region of Galilee in northern Israel. It was situated on a key point of the Via Maris, a major international highway, making it a significant location for travel and trade during Jesus' time

Tear the temple Down and raise it up in 3 days.

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