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	The [[gospel]] accounts of [[Jesus]]' life record numerous miracles that Jesus performed. He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind and calmed the storms. These miracles act as a testimony to the [[deity of Christ]]. They also reveal his compassion for humanity. And ultimately, the miracles reveal the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]].		The [[gospel]] accounts of [[Jesus]]' life record numerous miracles that Jesus performed. He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind and calmed the storms. These miracles act as a testimony to the [[deity of Christ]]. They also reveal his compassion for humanity. And ultimately, the miracles reveal the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]].
		+
		+	===Purpose of Jesus' miracles===
		+
		+	Jesus' miracles reveal much about his identity and his mission and purpose.
		+
		+	The miracles of Jesus reveal his identity to us, showing us his authority. They link him with God. For example, when Jesus stills the storm in [[Matthew 8]] his disciples question his identity, with the famous words, "Who is this man that even the wind and the waves obey him?" These show that Jesus' miracles point to God; and often after he performed signs, people would praise God.
		+
		+	Jesus' especially linked himself to God when he healed the paralyzed man in [[Luke 5]]. After first claiming to be able to forgive the man's sins (which the Pharisees pointed out, "Only God can forgive sins"), he then healed his paralysis.
		+
		+	Jesus' miracles revealed the Kingdom of God. This was perhaps the main purpose of his miracles, to demonstrate the presence of Kingdom of God in Jesus. Not only were the miracles associated with the proclamation of the Kingdom, but they also gave a better understanding of the Kingdom
		+	* Exorcisms – show that God will overcome the realm of evil – [[Mark 3:26]], [[Luke 11:20]]
		+	* Raising the dead – announce that death will be conquered – John 11:23-26, 11:44
		+	* Healing the sick – indicate that suffering will cease – [[Mark 1:41]], [[Mark 5:19]]
		+	* Lepers cleansed – show the removal of impurity
		+	* Miraculous provisions of food – reveal the end of all physical needs
		+
		+	The miracles of Jesus revealed the need for faith in Him for salvation. In [[John 20:31]], John reveals that the signs or miracles of Jesus were recorded so that "you may believe...". Many times Jesus linked faith to healing, such as [[Matthew 10]] where he stated "your faith has healed you".
		+
		+	The miracles also show Jesus' purpose of compassion and service. This is an example for all people. An example of this compassion is seen in [[Luke 6]] when Jesus heals the man with the withered hand, and in [[Luke 7]] where a widow's son is healed.
		+
		+	Like the parables of Jesus, his miracles also revealed people's hearts. Some people saw the miracle and followed him; other hearts were hardened.

	===Some of the more famous of Jesus' miracles===		===Some of the more famous of Jesus' miracles===

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	The [[gospel]] accounts of [[Jesus]]' life record numerous miracles that Jesus performed. He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind and calmed the storms. These miracles act as a testimony to the [[deity of Christ]]. They also reveal his compassion for humanity. And ultimately, the miracles reveal the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]].		The [[gospel]] accounts of [[Jesus]]' life record numerous miracles that Jesus performed. He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind and calmed the storms. These miracles act as a testimony to the [[deity of Christ]]. They also reveal his compassion for humanity. And ultimately, the miracles reveal the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]].
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−	~~===Purpose of Jesus' miracles===~~
−
−	~~Jesus' miracles reveal much about his identity and his mission and purpose.~~
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−	The miracles of Jesus reveal his identity to us, showing us his authority. They link him with God. For example, when Jesus stills the storm in [[Matthew 8]] his disciples question his identity, with the famous words, "Who is this man that even the wind and the waves obey him?" These show that Jesus' miracles point to God; and often after he performed signs, people would praise God.
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−	Jesus' especially linked himself to God when he healed the paralyzed man in [[Luke 5]]. After first claiming to be able to forgive the man's sins (which the Pharisees pointed out, "Only God can forgive sins"), he then healed his paralysis.
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−	Jesus' miracles revealed the Kingdom of God. This was perhaps the main purpose of his miracles, to demonstrate the presence of Kingdom of God in Jesus. Not only were the miracles associated with the proclamation of the Kingdom, but they also gave a better understanding of the Kingdom
−	* Exorcisms – show that God will overcome the realm of evil – [[Mark 3:26]], [[Luke 11:20]]
−	* Raising the dead – announce that death will be conquered – John 11:23-26, 11:44
−	* Healing the sick – indicate that suffering will cease – [[Mark 1:41]], [[Mark 5:19]]
−	* Lepers cleansed – show the removal of impurity
−	* Miraculous provisions of food – reveal the end of all physical needs
−
−	The miracles of Jesus revealed the need for faith in Him for salvation. In [[John 20:31]], John reveals that the signs or miracles of Jesus were recorded so that "you may believe...". Many times Jesus linked faith to healing, such as [[Matthew 10]] where he stated "your faith has healed you".
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−	The miracles also show Jesus' purpose of compassion and service. This is an example for all people. An example of this compassion is seen in [[Luke 6]] when Jesus heals the man with the withered hand, and in [[Luke 7]] where a widow's son is healed.
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−	~~Like the parables of Jesus, his miracles also revealed people's hearts. Some people saw the miracle and followed him; other hearts were hardened.~~

	===Some of the more famous of Jesus' miracles===		===Some of the more famous of Jesus' miracles===

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-{{returnto}} [[Jesus Christ]]
+{{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Jesus]] -> [[Events in the life of Jesus]]
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−	~~That~~'s the ~~33rd videos~~ to ~~date from~~ ''[[~~VeggieTales~~]]''.	+	__NOTOC__
		+	{{quote \| text=Then Jesus went up and touched the coffin, and those carrying it stood still. He said, "Young man, I say to you, get up!" The dead man sat up and began to talk, and Jesus gave him back to his mother. [[Luke 7]]:14-15}}
		+
		+	{{Infobox_Contents \|
		+	topic_name = The Miracles of Jesus \|
		+	subtopics = [[Miracle]]
		+	* '''Specific Miracles'''
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Water Into Wine\|Water into Wine]] - [[John 2]]:1-11
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Exorcism in Carpernaum\|Exorcism in Capernaum]] - [[Mark 1]]:21-28, [[Luke 4]]:31-37
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Large Catch of Fish\|Large Catch of Fish]] - [[Luke 5]]:1-11
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Curing a Leper\|Curing a Leper]] - [[Mathew 8]]:1-4, [[Mark 1]]:40-45, [[Luke 5]]:12-16
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Curing a Centurion's Servant\|Curing a Centurion's Servant]] - [[Matthew 8]]:5-13, [[Luke 7]]:1-10, [[John 4]]:46-54
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Calming the Sea\|Calming the Sea]] - [[Matthew 8]]:23-27, [[Mark 4]]:35-41, [[Luke 8]]\|22-25
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Casting Demons Into Pigs\|Casting Demons Into Pigs]] - [[Matthew 8]]:28-34, [[Mark 5]]:1-20, [[Luke 8]]:26-39
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Healing a Paralyzed Man in Capernaum\|Healing a Paralyzed Man in Capernaum]] - [[Matthew 9]]:1-8, [[Mark 2]]:1-12, [[Luke 5]]:17-26
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Healing a Paralyzed Man at the Pool of Bethesda\|Healing a Paralyzed Man at the Pool of Bethesda]] - [[John 5]]:1-18
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Raising the Widow's Son\|Raising the Widow's Son]] - [[Luke 7]]:11-17
		+	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Raising Jairus' Daughter\|Raising Jairus' Daughter]] - [[Matthe 9]]:18-26, [[Mark 5]]:21-43, [[Luke 8]]:40-56
		+	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Healing a woman who bled\|Healing a woman who bled]] - [[Matthew 9]]:20-22, [[Mark 5]]:24-34, [[Luke 8]]:43-48
		+	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Healing a man's withered hand\|Healing a man's withered hand]] - [[Matthew 12]]:9-13, [[Mark 3]]:1-6, [[Luke 6]]:6-11
		+	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Feeding Five Thousand\|Feeding Five Thousand]] - [[Matthew 14]]:13-21, [[Mark 6]]:30-44, [[Luke 9]]:10-17, [[John 6]]:1-14
		+	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Walking on water\|Walking on water]] - [[Matthew 14]]:22-33, [[Mark 6]]:45-52, [[John 6]]:15-21
		+	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Feeding Four Thousand\|Feeding Four Thousand]] - [[Matthew 15]]:32-39, [[Mark 8]]:1-10
		+	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Raising of Lazarus\|Raising of Lazarus]] - [[John 11]]:1-44
		+	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Restoring a man's sight\|Restoring a man's sight]] - [[Mark 8]]\|22-26 \|
		+	opinion_pieces = {{short_opinions}} \|
		+	}}
		+
		+	The [[gospel]] accounts of [[Jesus]]' life record numerous miracles that Jesus performed. He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind and calmed the storms. These miracles act as a testimony to the [[deity of Christ]]. They also reveal his compassion for humanity. And ultimately, the miracles reveal the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]].
		+
		+	===Purpose of Jesus' miracles===
		+
		+	Jesus' miracles reveal much about his identity and his mission and purpose.
		+
		+	The miracles of Jesus reveal his identity to us, showing us his authority. They link him with God. For example, when Jesus stills the storm in [[Matthew 8]] his disciples question his identity, with the famous words, "Who is this man that even the wind and the waves obey him?" These show that Jesus' miracles point to God; and often after he performed signs, people would praise God.
		+
		+	Jesus' especially linked himself to God when he healed the paralyzed man in [[Luke 5]]. After first claiming to be able to forgive the man's sins (which the Pharisees pointed out, "Only God can forgive sins"), he then healed his paralysis.
		+
		+	Jesus' miracles revealed the Kingdom of God. This was perhaps the main purpose of his miracles, to demonstrate the presence of Kingdom of God in Jesus. Not only were the miracles associated with the proclamation of the Kingdom, but they also gave a better understanding of the Kingdom
		+	* Exorcisms – show that God will overcome the realm of evil – [[Mark 3:26]], [[Luke 11:20]]
		+	* Raising the dead – announce that death will be conquered – John 11:23-26, 11:44
		+	* Healing the sick – indicate that suffering will cease – [[Mark 1:41]], [[Mark 5:19]]
		+	* Lepers cleansed – show the removal of impurity
		+	* Miraculous provisions of food – reveal the end of all physical needs
		+
		+	The miracles of Jesus revealed the need for faith in Him for salvation. In [[John 20:31]], John reveals that the signs or miracles of Jesus were recorded so that "you may believe...". Many times Jesus linked faith to healing, such as [[Matthew 10]] where he stated "your faith has healed you".
		+
		+	The miracles also show Jesus' purpose of compassion and service. This is an example for all people. An example of this compassion is seen in [[Luke 6]] when Jesus heals the man with the withered hand, and in [[Luke 7]] where a widow's son is healed.
		+
		+	Like the parables of Jesus, his miracles also revealed people's hearts. Some people saw the miracle and followed him; other hearts were hardened.
		+
		+	===Some of the more famous of Jesus' miracles===
		+
		+	==Quotes==
		+
		+	==Links==
		+	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracles_of_Jesus Wikipedia - Miracles of Jesus]
		+
		+	{{returnto}} [[Jesus Christ]]

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−	~~__NOTOC__~~	+	That's the 33rd videos to date from ''[[VeggieTales]]''.
−	{{quote \| text=Then Jesus went up and touched the coffin, and those carrying it stood still. He said, "Young man, I say to you, get up!" The dead man sat up and began to talk, and Jesus gave him back to his mother. [[Luke 7]]:14-15}}
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−	~~{{Infobox_Contents \|~~
−	~~topic_name = The Miracles of Jesus \|~~
−	~~subtopics = [[Miracle]]~~
−	* '''Specific Miracles'''
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Water Into Wine\|Water into Wine]] - [[John 2]]:1-11
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Exorcism in Carpernaum\|Exorcism in Capernaum]] - [[Mark 1]]:21-28, [[Luke 4]]:31-37
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Large Catch of Fish\|Large Catch of Fish]] - [[Luke 5]]:1-11
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Curing a Leper\|Curing a Leper]] - [[Mathew 8]]:1-4, [[Mark 1]]:40-45, [[Luke 5]]:12-16
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Curing a Centurion's Servant\|Curing a Centurion's Servant]] - [[Matthew 8]]:5-13, [[Luke 7]]:1-10, [[John 4]]:46-54
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Calming the Sea\|Calming the Sea]] - [[Matthew 8]]:23-27, [[Mark 4]]:35-41, [[Luke 8]]\|22-25
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Casting Demons Into Pigs\|Casting Demons Into Pigs]] - [[Matthew 8]]:28-34, [[Mark 5]]:1-20, [[Luke 8]]:26-39
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Healing a Paralyzed Man in Capernaum\|Healing a Paralyzed Man in Capernaum]] - [[Matthew 9]]:1-8, [[Mark 2]]:1-12, [[Luke 5]]:17-26
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Healing a Paralyzed Man at the Pool of Bethesda\|Healing a Paralyzed Man at the Pool of Bethesda]] - [[John 5]]:1-18
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Raising the Widow's ~~Son\|Raising~~ the ~~Widow's Son]] - [[Luke 7]]:11-17~~
−	* [[Miracle of Jesus: Raising Jairus' Daughter\|Raising Jairus' Daughter]] - [[Matthe 9]]:18-26, [[Mark 5]]:21-43, [[Luke 8]]:40-56
−	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Healing a woman who bled\|Healing a woman who bled]] - [[Matthew 9]]:20-22, [[Mark 5]]:24-34, [[Luke 8]]:43-48
−	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Healing a man's withered hand\|Healing a man's withered hand]] - [[Matthew 12]]:9-13, [[Mark 3]]:1-6, [[Luke 6]]:6-11
−	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Feeding Five Thousand\|Feeding Five Thousand]] - [[Matthew 14]]:13-21, [[Mark 6]]:30-44, [[Luke 9]]:10-17, [[John 6]]:1-14
−	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Walking on water\|Walking on water]] - [[Matthew 14]]:22-33, [[Mark 6]]:45-52, [[John 6]]:15-21
−	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Feeding Four Thousand\|Feeding Four Thousand]] - [[Matthew 15]]:32-39, [[Mark 8]]:1-10
−	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Raising of Lazarus\|Raising of Lazarus]] - [[John 11]]:1-44
−	* [[Miracles of Jesus: Restoring a man's sight\|Restoring a man's sight]] - [[Mark 8]]\|22-26 \|
−	~~opinion_pieces = {{short_opinions}} \|~~
−	}}
−
−	~~The [[gospel]] accounts of [[Jesus]]' life record numerous miracles that Jesus performed. He healed the sick, gave sight~~ to the blind and calmed the storms. These miracles act as a testimony to the [[deity of Christ]]. They also reveal his compassion for humanity. And ultimately, the miracles reveal the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]].
−
−	~~===Purpose of Jesus~~' ~~miracles===~~
−
−	~~Jesus~~' ~~miracles reveal much about his identity and his mission and purpose.~~
−
−	The miracles of Jesus reveal his identity to us, showing us his authority. They link him with God. For example, when Jesus stills the storm in [[Matthew 8]] his disciples question his identity, with the famous words, "Who is this man that even the wind and the waves obey him?" These show that Jesus' miracles point to God; and often after he performed signs, people would praise God.
−
−	Jesus' especially linked himself to God when he healed the paralyzed man in [[Luke 5]]. After first claiming to be able to forgive the man's sins (which the Pharisees pointed out, "Only God can forgive sins"), he then healed his paralysis.
−
−	Jesus' miracles revealed the Kingdom of God. This was perhaps the main purpose of his miracles, to demonstrate the presence of Kingdom of God in Jesus. Not only were the miracles associated with the proclamation of the Kingdom, but they also gave a better understanding of the Kingdom
−	* Exorcisms – show that God will overcome the realm of evil – [[Mark 3:26]], [[Luke 11:20]]
−	* Raising the dead – announce that death will be conquered – John 11:23-26, 11:44
−	* Healing the sick – indicate that suffering will cease – [[Mark 1:41]], [[Mark 5:19]]
−	* Lepers cleansed – show the removal of impurity
−	* Miraculous provisions of food – reveal the end of all physical needs
−
−	The miracles of Jesus revealed the need for faith in Him for salvation. In [[John 20:31]], John reveals that the signs or miracles of Jesus were recorded so that "you may believe...". Many times Jesus linked faith to healing, such as [[~~Matthew 10~~]] ~~where he stated "your faith has healed you".~~
−
−	~~The miracles also show Jesus~~' purpose of compassion and service. This is an example for all people. An example of this compassion is seen in [[Luke 6]] when Jesus heals the man with the withered hand, and in [[Luke 7]] where a widow's son is healed.
−
−	~~Like the parables of Jesus, his miracles also revealed people~~'~~s hearts~~. ~~Some people saw the miracle and followed him; other hearts were hardened.~~
−
−	~~===Some of the more famous of Jesus' miracles===~~
−
−	~~==Quotes==~~
−
−	~~==Links==~~
−	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracles_of_Jesus Wikipedia - Miracles of Jesus]
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−	~~{{returnto}} [[Jesus Christ]]~~

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 {{quote | text=Then Jesus went up and touched the coffin, and those carrying it stood still. He said, "Young man, I say to you, get up!" The dead man sat up and began to talk, and Jesus gave him back to his mother.   [[Luke 7]]:14-15}}
+{{Infobox_Contents |
-==Synopsis==
+topic_name = The Miracles of Jesus |
+subtopics = [[Miracle]]
-The [[gospel]] accounts of [[Jesus]]' life record numerous miracles that Jesus performed. He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind and calmed the storms. These miracles act as a testimony to the [[deity of Christ]], as well as to his compassion.
+* '''Specific Miracles'''
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Water Into Wine|Water into Wine]] - [[John 2]]:1-11
-==Contents==
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Exorcism in Carpernaum|Exorcism in Capernaum]] - [[Mark 1]]:21-28, [[Luke 4]]:31-37
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Large Catch of Fish|Large Catch of Fish]] - [[Luke 5]]:1-11
-{{topics}}
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Curing a Leper|Curing a Leper]] - [[Mathew 8]]:1-4, [[Mark 1]]:40-45, [[Luke 5]]:12-16
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Water Into Wine|Water into Wine]] | [[John 2]]:1-11
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Curing a Centurion's Servant|Curing a Centurion's Servant]] - [[Matthew 8]]:5-13, [[Luke 7]]:1-10, [[John 4]]:46-54
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Exorcism in Carpernaum|Exorcism in Capernaum]] | [[Mark 1]]:21-28 | [[Luke 4]]:31-37
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Calming the Sea|Calming the Sea]] - [[Matthew 8]]:23-27, [[Mark 4]]:35-41, [[Luke 8]]|22-25
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Large Catch of Fish|Large Catch of Fish]] | [[Luke 5]]:1-11
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Casting Demons Into Pigs|Casting Demons Into Pigs]] - [[Matthew 8]]:28-34, [[Mark 5]]:1-20, [[Luke 8]]:26-39
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Curing a Leper|Curing a Leper]] | [[Mathew 8]]:1-4 | [[Mark 1]]:40-45 | [[Luke 5]]:12-16
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Healing a Paralyzed Man in Capernaum|Healing a Paralyzed Man in Capernaum]] - [[Matthew 9]]:1-8, [[Mark 2]]:1-12, [[Luke 5]]:17-26
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Curing a Centurion's Servant|Curing a Centurion's Servant]] | [[Matthew 8]]:5-13 | [[Luke 7]]:1-10 | [[John 4]]:46-54
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Healing a Paralyzed Man at the Pool of Bethesda|Healing a Paralyzed Man at the Pool of Bethesda]] - [[John 5]]:1-18
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Calming the Sea|Calming the Sea]] | [[Matthew 8]]:23-27 | [[Mark 4]]:35-41 | [[Luke 8]]|22-25
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Raising the Widow's Son|Raising the Widow's Son]] - [[Luke 7]]:11-17
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Casting Demons Into Pigs|Casting Demons Into Pigs]] | [[Matthew 8]]:28-34 | [[Mark 5]]:1-20 | [[Luke 8]]:26-39
+* [[Miracle of Jesus: Raising Jairus' Daughter|Raising Jairus' Daughter]] - [[Matthe 9]]:18-26,  [[Mark 5]]:21-43, [[Luke 8]]:40-56
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Healing a Paralyzed Man in Capernaum|Healing a Paralyzed Man in Capernaum]] | [[Matthew 9]]:1-8 | [[Mark 2]]:1-12 | [[Luke 5]]:17-26
+* [[Miracles of Jesus: Healing a woman who bled|Healing a woman who bled]] - [[Matthew 9]]:20-22, [[Mark 5]]:24-34, [[Luke 8]]:43-48
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Healing a Paralyzed Man at the Pool of Bethesda|Healing a Paralyzed Man at the Pool of Bethesda]] | [[John 5]]:1-18
+* [[Miracles of Jesus: Healing a man's withered hand|Healing a man's withered hand]] - [[Matthew 12]]:9-13, [[Mark 3]]:1-6, [[Luke 6]]:6-11
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Raising the Widow's Son|Raising the Widow's Son]] | [[Luke 7]]:11-17
+* [[Miracles of Jesus: Feeding Five Thousand|Feeding Five Thousand]] - [[Matthew 14]]:13-21, [[Mark 6]]:30-44, [[Luke 9]]:10-17, [[John 6]]:1-14
-* [[Miracle of Jesus: Raising Jairus' Daughter|Raising Jairus' Daughter]] | [[Matthe 9]]:18-26 | [[Mark 5]]:21-43 | [[Luke 8]]:40-56
+* [[Miracles of Jesus: Walking on water|Walking on water]] - [[Matthew 14]]:22-33, [[Mark 6]]:45-52, [[John 6]]:15-21
-* [[Miracles of Jesus: Healing a woman who bled|Healing a woman who bled]] | [[Matthew 9]]:20-22 | [[Mark 5]]:24-34 | [[Luke 8]]:43-48
+* [[Miracles of Jesus: Feeding Four Thousand|Feeding Four Thousand]] - [[Matthew 15]]:32-39, [[Mark 8]]:1-10
-* [[Miracles of Jesus: Healing a man's withered hand|Healing a man's withered hand]] | [[Matthew 12]]:9-13 | [[Mark 3]]:1-6 | [[Luke 6]]:6-11
+* [[Miracles of Jesus: Raising of Lazarus|Raising of Lazarus]] - [[John 11]]:1-44
-* [[Miracles of Jesus: Feeding Five Thousand|Feeding Five Thousand]] | [[Matthew 14]]:13-21 | [[Mark 6]]:30-44 | [[Luke 9]]:10-17 | [[John 6]]:1-14
+* [[Miracles of Jesus: Restoring a man's sight|Restoring a man's sight]] - [[Mark 8]]|22-26 |
-* [[Miracles of Jesus: Walking on water|Walking on water]] | [[Matthew 14]]:22-33 | [[Mark 6]]:45-52 | [[John 6]]:15-21
+opinion_pieces = {{short_opinions}} |
-* [[Miracles of Jesus: Feeding Four Thousand|Feeding Four Thousand]] | [[Matthew 15]]:32-39 | [[Mark 8]]:1-10
+}}
 The [[gospel]] accounts of [[Jesus]]' life record numerous miracles that Jesus performed. He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind and calmed the storms. These miracles act as a testimony to the [[deity of Christ]]. They also reveal his compassion for humanity. And ultimately, the miracles reveal the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]].
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 Jesus' especially linked himself to God when he healed the paralyzed man in [[Luke 5]]. After first claiming to be able to forgive the man's sins (which the Pharisees pointed out, "Only God can forgive sins"), he then healed his paralysis.
-Jesus' miracles revealed the Kingdom of God. This was perhaps the main purpose of his miracles, to demonstrate the presence of Kingdom of God in Jesus. Not only were the miracles associated with proclamation of Kingdom, but they also gave a better understanding of the Kingdom
+Jesus' miracles revealed the Kingdom of God. This was perhaps the main purpose of his miracles, to demonstrate the presence of Kingdom of God in Jesus. Not only were the miracles associated with the proclamation of the Kingdom, but they also gave a better understanding of the Kingdom
 * Exorcisms – show that God will overcome the realm of evil – [[Mark 3:26]], [[Luke 11:20]]
 * Raising the dead – announce that death will be conquered – John 11:23-26, 11:44
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 * Miraculous provisions of food – reveal the end of all physical needs
-The miracles of Jesus revealed the need for faith in Him for salvation. In [[John 20:31]], John reveals that the signs or miracles of Jesus were recorded so that "you may believe...". Many times, such as in Jesus linked faith to healing, such as [[Matthew 10]] where he stated "your faith has healed you".
+The miracles of Jesus revealed the need for faith in Him for salvation. In [[John 20:31]], John reveals that the signs or miracles of Jesus were recorded so that "you may believe...". Many times Jesus linked faith to healing, such as [[Matthew 10]] where he stated "your faith has healed you".
-Jesus' miracles revealed that he could forgive, For example, in the healing of the paralyzed man in [[Luke 5]]
+The miracles also show Jesus' purpose of compassion and service. This is an example for all people. An example of this compassion is seen in [[Luke 6]] when Jesus heals the man with the withered hand, and in [[Luke 7]] where a widow's son is healed.
-The miracles also show Jesus' purpose of compassion and service. This is an example for all people. An example of this compassion is seen in [[Luke 6]] when Jesus heals the man with the withered hand, and in [[Luke 7]] where a widow's son is healed.
+Like the parables of Jesus, his miracles also revealed people's hearts. Some people saw the miracle and followed him; other hearts were hardened.
-Like the parables of Jesus, his miracles also revealed people's hearts. some people saw the miracle and followed him; other hearts were hardened.
+===Some of the more famous of Jesus' miracles===
-===Some of Jesus' miracles===
+==Quotes==
 ==Links==
 * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracles_of_Jesus Wikipedia - Miracles of Jesus]
 {{returnto}} [[Jesus Christ]]

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	===Some of Jesus' miracles===		===Some of Jesus' miracles===
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		+	"Wine < Water", said Jesus, and POOF!
		+	Unfortunately, God don't like that [because it's an evil word] so He told Jesus off who had to go to bed without any supper.
		+	However, Jesus made up to God by making fish and bread appear out of nowhere.
		+	From this point on many fangirls appeared who loved the magic tricks.
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		+	Cheesecake. Yes, it's a miracle. JUST LOOK AT IT!

	==Links==		==Links==

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	The [[gospel]] accounts of [[Jesus]]' life record numerous miracles that Jesus performed. He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind and calmed the storms. These miracles act as a testimony to the [[deity of Christ]], as well as to his compassion.		The [[gospel]] accounts of [[Jesus]]' life record numerous miracles that Jesus performed. He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind and calmed the storms. These miracles act as a testimony to the [[deity of Christ]], as well as to his compassion.
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		+	Or, to summarise: It goes "ding" when he does stuff.

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