Which event involved turning water into wine?

• A. The Feast of Passover
• B. The wedding in Cana
• C. The feeding of 5000
• D. The transfiguration

Answer: (B)

Turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana of Galilee is the first miracle Jesus performs in the Gospel of John. This moment shows his simple power over nature and signals the start of his public ministry. The situation is social and human—a wedding where guests would be disappointed if the celebration ran short of wine—yet Jesus chooses to act, turning ordinary water into an abundant, high-quality wine after his mother asks him to help. The way he instructs the servants—to fill jars with water and then draw it out as wine—highlights faith in his guidance and obedience to him brings blessing. This event is meaningful beyond the immediate miracle; it reveals Jesus’ compassion and his gracious provision for people, and it marks the beginning of the signs that John presents as evidence of who he is. The other events mentioned involve different circumstances: one is a festival remembering deliverance, another is about feeding a crowd, and the last is a moment of divine glory shown to a select few.