- Jesus attends a wedding in Cana with His mother and disciples.
- The hosts run out of wine, a social disgrace in Galilean weddings.
- Mary tells Jesus about the problem; He replies that His “hour” has not yet come.
- Jesus calls His mother “woman,” a formal and polite address.
- Mary instructs the servants to obey Jesus.
- Six stone jars, each 20–30 gallons, are available for ceremonial washing.
- Jesus instructs the servants to fill the jars with water and present it to the master of the banquet.
- Jesus produces an estimated 120–180 gallons of wine.
- The water becomes wine; only the servants and disciples are aware of the miracle.
- The master of the banquet praises the bridegroom for serving the best wine last.
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