stovebolts
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Your harsh reply saddens me.
Grace and peace.
Jeff
Grace and peace.
Jeff
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Desire to be a vessel of honor unto the Lord Jesus Christ?
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Turning water into wine
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Jethro Bodine
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"Git 'er done."
Jethro Bodine
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I'm confident the wine was fermented since wine in the account is symbolic of the Holy Spirit, who also gives joy and gladness of heart. (I probably would have changed the water into Coke, which also gives joy and gladness of heart. 
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Jesus came to change the knowledge of God--the water of the Word contained in the earthen vessels of God's people (2 Cor. 4:7) set apart for ceremonial purposes--into the wine of the Spirit. Which would happen later, after the resurrection--thus the meaning of "My hour has not yet come" in the story. All of this in the context of a wedding, symbolic of how we are joined to Christ's body in marriage through the giving of the Holy Spirit.
For_his_glory has it pegged pretty good.
) Jesus came to change the knowledge of God--the water of the Word contained in the earthen vessels of God's people (2 Cor. 4:7) set apart for ceremonial purposes--into the wine of the Spirit. Which would happen later, after the resurrection--thus the meaning of "My hour has not yet come" in the story. All of this in the context of a wedding, symbolic of how we are joined to Christ's body in marriage through the giving of the Holy Spirit.
For_his_glory has it pegged pretty good.