What if one of Jesus's most famous miracles has a hidden meaning that's gone unnoticed for two thousand years?

In Knowing the Holy Spirit and the Mystery of the Six Urns, retired attorney Susan Coleman Lawson uncovers a symbolic revelation she believes God gave her personally: a deeper meaning behind Jesus's first public miracle -- turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana. Drawing on years of prayer, Scripture study, and personal testimony, Lawson connects the six stone urns of John 2 to a message about mankind, ministry, and the transforming power of the Holy Spirit.

Interwoven with her own remarkable story -- a father's miraculous recovery, a sudden deliverance from a thirty-year smoking addiction, and years of walking closely with God -- Lawson builds a compelling case for Christians who have never fully understood or experienced the Holy Spirit's power in their own lives. Chapter by chapter, she explores the Spirit's attributes, gifts, and fruit, moving from biblical exegesis to lived experience and back again.

Written for believers who sense there is more to their faith than they've been taught, and for church leaders searching for a fresh way to teach on the Holy Spirit, this book offers both scholarly reflection and heartfelt testimony -- inviting readers into a deeper, more Spirit-filled walk with God.