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Where's scripture that says that Jesus turning water into wine has meanings?

Jesus turning water into wine is not a parable.....you are twisting the scriptures. 2 Peter 3:16(the latter part) is applicable to what you are doing. Only the foolish or the gullible would take what you are saying into consideration. 2 Peter 3:16 (HCSB) 16 He speaks about these things in all...

Based on your reasoning Jesus never literally healed anyone, He never raised the dead and maybe, He never rose from the dead either. Why is it be so strange to you for Jesus to be able to turn water into wine? He's the same one that created everything....based on your reasoning, He didn't...

On what basis one would say they were not eye witnesses? If I wrote about something that I saw, and after I'm dead and buried, generations after that someone found what I wrote, and say what I wrote is not true, would that person be credible? How can someone who was never around when it was...

Why not simply accept that scripture for what it say? Why turn it into some kind of mysterious meaning?

Jesus simply meant that the man would be in the second resurrection along with the House of Israel, the people of Sodom and Gomorrah, Jews of Jesus' day and all those who did not repent before they died. Jesus was assuring him that all is not hopeless despite how things may seem....this is good...

The Bible says that at dead the spirit goes back to God.....it does not say anything about paradise. The story that Jesus told of Lazarus and the rich man was not describe as if they were in paradise. Paradise has to do with having tree, flowers and so on. And Jesus never said that He was in...

Tell me this; where or what is that paradise that you believe Jesus and the thief was that day? Is it Heaven or what? Do you believe that comma or question mark are in Hebrew or Greek, yes or no?

Read post #49 it may answer some of your questions.

So you are saying that Jesus did not die that He was not in the grave as He said He would for three days and three nights? Matthew 12:40 (ASV) 40 for as Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of the whale; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the...

There is no scripture in the Bible that said that anyone went to paradise before or after Jesus' resurrection. Much of the book of Revelation is symbolic so you should not take everything in it as literal. Even in Genesis when Cain killed his brother Able God said the voice of his brother's...

There is no scripture that say anyone goes to paradise when they die and Heaven is not a paradise.....nowhere is Heaven describe as being a paradise. A paradise is like a park or a garden which the Bible says the Earth will become during the millennium. And spirit by definition is without body...

The Bible says the spirit of the dead (whether they are a believer or non believer) goes back to God. Now when Jesus returns that Bible says that the dead in Christ will rise first and the believers that are alive their bodies will changed, and they will rise up to meet Jesus in the air. So no...

The structure of the sentence does not support your argument. There is nothing in that chapter where the author was addressing the question that OP is asking. And besides, the belief that mainstream Christians have that they are going to go to Heaven when Jesus returns is not Biblical.

Tell me which Jew or Jews today is entrusted with the New Testament?

That is not to be taken literally face to face it is talking about things one may not understand now that will be clear later in glory. If you notice no specific person is mentioned.

What is so complicated about that that it would need to be explained? It is believing that God is trust worthy which means the individual believe that God will do what He has promised.

Well, it does not say a large amount of people will be cast into the lake of fire that is a stretch to believe that.

Haven is not the destination of God's period. No one will be interested in going to Heaven because the Earth will be the center of where God's will will be carried outwards to the universe. Much activity will be going on here on the Earth as God's children travel back and forth from the Earth to...

But do you do realize though that that is referring to the Old Testament/Tora back then and not the New Testament?