What does John 4:45 mean?
Galilee is a region, not a specific town. Cana and Nazareth are two of the towns in that area. Since Jesus had previously been invited to a wedding in Cana (John 2:1–2), and performed a miracle there (John 2:11), it makes sense that He would be welcomed. However, it seems Jesus went to Cana instead of Nazareth due to a lack of interest (John 4:44). His own family and childhood friends didn't seem to have much concern for His message, so He went elsewhere.Jesus is making this visit after spending some time in Jerusalem. There, He had not only cleansed the temple (John 2:13–17), but had also attracted quite a bit of attention for His teachings and works (John 2:23). Travelling to Jerusalem for various feasts was required of all able-bodied Jewish men of that region. So, there would have been many people from Galilee in the city to see these things Jesus was doing.