Also known as: Cana of Galilee, Kafr Kanna
Modern name: Kafr Kanna, Israel
The miracle at Cana revealed Jesus' glory and led His disciples to believe in Him. Turning water into wine symbolized the transformation Jesus brings, replacing the old with something far greater.
A village in Galilee where Jesus performed His first miracle, turning water into wine at a wedding feast. Jesus also healed a nobleman's son from Cana by speaking a word from a distance.
The miracle at Cana revealed Jesus' glory and led His disciples to believe in Him. Turning water into wine symbolized the transformation Jesus brings, replacing the old with something far greater.
Latitude
32.7500°
Longitude
35.3389°
Known today as: Kafr Kanna, Israel
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