◄ John 2:6 ►
Now six stone water jars had been set there for the Jewish rites of purification. Each could hold from twenty to thirty gallons. Bible Study Questions and Answers 1. What is the meaning of John 2:6? 2. How does John 2:6 illustrate Jesus' power to transform ordinary into extraordinary? 3. What significance do the "six stone water jars" hold in Jewish purification rituals? 4. How can we apply the concept of transformation in John 2:6 to our lives? 5. What other biblical events demonstrate God's ability to transform situations or people? 6. How does John 2:6 encourage us to trust in Jesus' transformative power today? 7. What is the significance of the six stone water jars in John 2:6? 8. How does John 2:6 reflect Jewish purification rituals? 9. Why were the stone jars used instead of other containers in John 2:6? 10. What are the top 10 Lessons from John 2? 11. Why is there no scientific evidence of water turning into wine? 12. Why did Jesus transform water into wine? 13. How credible is the historical setting of a large wedding feast in Cana (John 2:1–11), given limited archeological evidence for the town? 14. Is there any historical or archaeological evidence that John 17’s prayer was documented by eyewitnesses, or is it purely a theological construct? Discussion Questions 1. How do the stone water jars used for purification relate to the concept of the old and new covenants in the Bible? 2. In what ways does the abundance of wine at the wedding in Cana reflect the nature of God's grace in our lives? 3. How can we apply the principle of transformation seen in this miracle to our personal spiritual growth? 4. What does the obedience of the servants in this passage teach us about following Jesus' instructions in our daily lives? 5. How does this miracle at the beginning of Jesus' ministry set the stage for His mission and message throughout the Gospels? John 2 Bible Study Questions 1. How does Jesus' first miracle at Cana enhance your understanding of His divine nature? 2. In what ways does Jesus' zeal for His Father's house challenge your approach to worship? 3. How does Jesus' prediction of His resurrection broaden your understanding of His mission? 4. How can you apply the principle of honoring God's house in your own life and community? 5. What can you learn from Mary's faith and her instruction to the servants: "Do whatever He tells you"? 6. How does Jesus' handling of the temple's desecration inform your perspective on justice and righteousness? 7. What does the transformation of water into wine signify about Jesus' power and His grace? 8. How does the Jews' demand for a sign reflect human attitudes towards faith and proof? 9. How can Jesus' respect for the sanctity of worship spaces influence our behavior in places of worship? 10. How does Jesus' first miracle demonstrate His sensitivity to human needs and celebrations? 11. How can we demonstrate zeal for God's house in our daily lives? 12. How does the disciples' belief following the miracle at Cana encourage your personal faith journey? 13. What is the significance of Jesus referring to His body as the temple? 14. How does the reaction of the Jewish leaders to Jesus' actions and words reveal about their understanding of God? 15. How does Jesus' control over the physical elements in His miracle reflect His divine authority? 16. In what ways does Jesus' cleansing of the temple demonstrate His authority over religious practices? 17. What lessons can you take from the disciples' post-resurrection understanding of Jesus' words? 18. How does Jesus' first sign/miracle encourage you to trust Him in situations of scarcity or need? 19. How does Jesus' prophetic insight about the human heart (verses 24-25) influence your understanding of His omniscience? 20. In your life, how can you bear witness to Jesus' transformative power, as seen in the miracle at Cana? Links John 2:6 NIV John 2:6 NLT John 2:6 ESV John 2:6 NASB John 2:6 KJV John 2:6 Commentaries Bible Hub