You missed THIS in JESUS’ first miracle at the Wedding in Cana | Sam Shamoun

Описание: In this teaching, Sam Shamoun uncovers the powerful symbolism behind Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding in Cana. Most Christians know He turned water into wine—but few realize the deep prophetic meaning woven into the details: the third day, the bridegroom, the woman, the wine.

Sam walks through John 2 and connects it with Genesis and Ephesians to show that this wedding foreshadowed Christ’s resurrection on the third day, where He, as the Bridegroom, rejoices with His bride, the Church. Sam explains why Mary is called “woman,” echoing Eve in the garden, and how Jesus, the last Adam, obeys His Father—unlike the first Adam who obeyed the voice of his wife.

The six water jars used for Jewish purification rituals represent the old covenant, but Jesus transforms that into new wine—the symbol of His blood. The best wine was saved for last because the new covenant in Christ’s blood surpasses the old. This miracle was not just about saving a party—it was a sign of the new creation, the true Sabbath rest, and the marriage of the Lamb.

⏱️Timestamps
0:00 The wedding on the third day: Christ and His bride
1:27 Adam and Eve as a picture of Jesus and the Church
3:04 Mary as the “woman”: reversing the fall
6:00 Water into wine: from old covenant to new
9:11 The best wine saved for last: Christ’s blood and rest

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