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The Wedding at Cana, Creation, and Baptism | Dr. John Bergsma

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Why does John tell us the Wedding at Cana took place 'on the third day'? Dr. John Bergsma shows how this detail links Cana to the creation account and to Baptism.

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— In this video —
• Why John highlights the wedding at Cana happening on the 'third day'
• How Jesus and Mary are presented as the new Adam and new Eve of a new creation
• How the Cana narrative connects creation, marriage, and Baptism

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20 Comments

@nt1455eh 7 years ago

One of the deepest luminous mysteries explained beautifully!

@droddick2006 7 years ago

This brought tears to my eyes at the end. So beautiful.

@maryjoroser3369 7 years ago

Dr Pitre, your YouTube explanations of scripture and your books have so enriched my Faith I can never thank you enough. May God bless you many times over. Pleas don't ever stopwhat you do so well.

@mosesmanaka8109 5 years ago

The 3rd day is a play on words because although it rightly points to the 7th day as calculated, namely the Sabbath, it also points to the 3rd day as the Resurrection Day, after the crucifixion, this being the new creation in Christ.

@Frater_Ric 3 years ago

Thank you Dr.Bergsma. your content is very helpful and informative.

@kyoya6680 7 years ago

Amen

@gtbarnes11 6 years ago

where is the rest of this...was getting there!

@alison2161 6 years ago (edited)

When “the waters hovered above the waters” the water of what? The water in our Body. The Holy Spirit.

@kimberlyespinoza7970 7 years ago

Awesome!!

@suzicarvalho1292 5 months ago

Amazing!!

@marcihf217 4 years ago

Thank you ❤

@choice12ozborne 5 years ago

I recognize there are metaphors and also literal sections of the scriptures. Sometimes a verse Can be both literal and analogy.... IMO. A pastor of a particular denomination Asked me how can people realize and recognize what is a A literal statement and what is a metaphor ? About this particular verse I told him I thought it was a metaphor for. This Pastor asked me who decides What's a metaphor and what's to be taken literally? The pastor asked me what is metaphor and what is literal? Finally the pastor asked me who decides what's metaphor and what's to be taken literally? I would ask you all the same question. If one of you reads a certain verse you may believe it to be a Metaphor or literal. What is metaphor and what is literal? As the pastor Asked me Who decides what's metaphor and what's literal in scripture? It's sounds like I'm getting way way off subject but I'm actually very much on subject. Some people would say the 3rd day is a Tuesday of the week senses the 3rd day just like the 7th day is Saturday. As a young adult, I wanted to ask who decides what is metaphor , Literal And/or both? If If I Give 10 people a chapter Of scripture I'm going to get different answers That vary a lot. So again, I hope that more than one person would answer me when I ask who decides or interprets scripture? It's not a rhetorical or trick question is just me really wanting to understand.✌👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@terriekraybill9724 3 years ago

Thanks!

@alephtav4254 6 years ago

Mama Mary become the HOST of the Wedding itvwas like Wedding Planner She welcomes the People inside the Feast ..Mama Mary role as Mother of all Church of GOD and Jesus is the Only GOD

@joebloise3126 6 years ago

search; the gnosis of karol wojtyla , a pillar of morality.

@alephtav4254 6 years ago

Revealed!!!! Yes HE Is...Jesus The New ADAM

@michaelmccloskey3341 7 years ago

The second Eve is the Bride of Christ or the wise virgin that had here lamp trimmed and clear also oil in her lamp and vessel. When the Bridegroom came she was ready for rapture or the 'come up hither'. Oil a type of the Holy Ghost.

@oceanscaper 1 year ago

97% of Bible translations have Jesus talk rough to Mary when she mentions the wine shortage. They are bad paraphrases of the literal which can be found in Young’s Literal and in the Vulgate by Jerome. Jesus is addressing Mary’s worry that a miracle might get him arrested so Jesus really says…” What is this to me and to you, (dearest) woman, my hour (to be arrested) has not yet come.” That is why Mary heard a yes….and 97% of translations have Jesus talking rough. DEAREST can be found as follows: Go to John 20:13 two angels address the weeping Mary Magdalene with… “woman” gynai. Go to John 20:15, Mary turns around and Jesus who she thinks is the gardener says to her “ Woman, why are you weeping…”. When Jesus sees her suddenly energetic and demanding to know where his body is, He addresses her with her name, verse 16 Jesus said to her, “Mary.” Likewise Jesus knows Mary is suffering with fear at Cana just in asking for the miracle. WOMAN was their word for dearest when a female was suffering from worry etc.