Cana Poems - Poems about Cana

A wedding in Cana and Jesus was there. A miscalculation, a bit of a scare. They ran out of wine before it was through. What were they to do? What were they to do? “Do whatever He tells you.” The mother of Jesus said, “They have no wine.” It didn’t concern Him. It wasn’t His time. But she didn’t argue. She already...

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There was a Wedding in Cana Galilee Jesus was there The Mother of Jesus was there The Disciples were also invited The wine ran short His mother said “They ran out of wine” Jesus said to her “Woman, how does your concern affect me?” My hour has not come His mother said to the waiters “Do whatever He tells you” There were six stone water...

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Punta Cana on my t-shirt, had a wonderful time there Two great weeks of sunny weather with a Caribbean flair Girls in sarongs Latin beat songs A far away world with pure happiness in the air...

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A portent of events that had yet to unfold All followers invited is what we are told His mother's request He puts not on hold The ceremonial water its change we behold Filled to the brim with nothing held back Sweetened with goodness, nothing to lack The best for the last to consummate a pact His hour not here, there is no...

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get the special treatment society needs you booze on line booty from behind advantage make the call your only purpose in life established to meet your personal and emotional needs. the skin you wear I will never fall, like you #for contest...

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W hen a wedding took place A t Cana in Galilee T he mother of Jesus said to Him E very wineskin is empty R emember the story from long ago I nto the ceremonial pots* water was poured N ot wine but just plain water to wash hands and feet T o clean away the dirt(sin) of the world O ut came...

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Jesus, his disciples, and his mother named Mary attended a wedding at Cana in Galilee. Something happened that the guests would not consider fine. Mary told Jesus that the party was out of wine. Jesus then replied, “Mother, why have you involved me? For I must tell you, my time has not yet come, you see!” Mary then said to the...

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Four palms, one taller, the other three measure the same. Heavily anchored in sand, all are vertical climbers of this azure sky. Eight new fronds per palm, the older ones neatly trimmed by man. No cocoanuts anywhere to be seen, their hazard great, if allowed to fall. Growing 40-50 feet tall, how many savage storms have they endured? Lying on...

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On the coals,mutton stew and fresh pitta bread rolls; the wedding was just lacking red wine from the vine- a word from a king and all was fine ! Full story of this vignette at John 2:1-11...

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