John 2:2

“And both Jesus was called, etc.] Or invited, as being a relation, according to the flesh: and his disciples, to the marriage; who were bidden, on his account; and they seem to be these, Andrew, and the other disciple, that followed Jesus, and Simon Peter, and Philip, and Nathanael, who was of this place; and accordingly they all went to it. Christ, and his five disciples, made six of the ten, which were always necessary to be present at, the benediction of bridegrooms: for so runs the canon f82; “they do not bless the blessing of bridegrooms, but with ten principal and free men; and the bridegroom may be one of the number.” To attend a wedding, was reckoned, with the Jews, an act of…”

“His disciples - Those that he had made when in Judea. These were Peter, Andrew, Philip, and Nathanael. They were not yet called to be apostles, but they believed that he was the Messiah. The miracle performed here was doubtless to convince them more fully that he was the Christ. return to 'Top of Page'”

“Jesus and his disciples were invited to the marriage - Christ does not take away human society, but sanctifies it. Water might have quenched thirst; yet our Lord allows wine; especially at a festival solemnity. Such was his facility in drawing his disciples at first, who were afterward to go through rougher ways. John 2:3”

“both: Mat 12:19; Luk 7:34-38; Co1 7:39, Co1 10:31; Col 3:17; Rev 3:20 his: Mat 10:40-42, Mat 25:40, Mat 25:45 the marriage: Heb 13:4 John 2:3”