GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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Which biblical miracle involved Jesus turning water into wine?

Healing a blind man
Healing the official's son
Parting and crossing the Red Sea
The wedding of Cana

The correct answer is: Healing a blind man

The biblical miracle that involved Jesus turning water into wine is the wedding of Cana, which is option D. Options A and B both involve Jesus healing someone, while option C involves the crossing of the Red Sea by Moses, not Jesus. The wedding of Cana is significant because it was the first recorded miracle performed by Jesus in the New Testament. It demonstrates his power and abilities as the son of God. The other options are incorrect because they do not involve Jesus performing a miracle of turning water into wine.