Cláudia Andréa Prata Ferreira é Professora Titular de Literaturas Hebraica e Judaica e Cultura Judaica - do Setor de Língua e Literatura Hebraicas do Departamento de Letras Orientais e Eslavas da Faculdade de Letras da UFRJ.
O site abaixo mostra jarras de pedra encontradas numa escavação feita na Velha Jerusalém e que se presume pertença a uma casa destruída em 70 E.C. Dica do Prof. MS. Lair Amaro.
Stone water jars from the Burnt House in Jerusalem: The Bible describes how Jesus and his friends went to a wedding at the village of Cana, in Galilee. You can read the full account in John's Gospel, chapter 2, verses 1-11. At that time, rural weddings were major social events that went on for days. Everyone was invited. The feasting was something amazing. This particular account in John's Gospel records how the wedding ran out of wine - a social catastrophe of unimaginable proportions. Jesus solved the host's embarrassment by changing the water in six large jars into wine. >>> Leia mais, clique aqui.
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