Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |         of His own life, and His miracles wrought by divine power,
 2        1, VI     |        power Jesus wrought these miracles, it is clear that Christians
 3        1, XXX    |          his wisdom, and for his miracles, and for his powers of government.
 4        1, XXXVIII|       had been so taught to work miracles; or was it without the aid
 5        1, XXXVIII|      therefore, that they did no miracles at all, but that, after
 6        1, XXXVIII|       But if they indeed wrought miracles, then how can it be believed
 7        1, XLVI   |      shall refer not only to His miracles, but, as is proper, to those
 8        1, XLVI   |          not without the help of miracles and wonders have prevailed
 9        1, LII    | testimony of the prophecies, and miracles which Jesus wrought, and
10        1, LXVIII |        purpose, he compares the (miracles) related of Jesus to the
11        1, LXVIII |        should not He who, by the miracles which He did, induced those
12        1, LXVIII |        and character than by His miracles, as to how they were to
13        2, VIII   |      have no longer prophets nor miracles, traces of which to a considerable
14        2, IX     |         the power of God, by the miracles which He performed, which
15        2, XIV    |        he did in the case of the miracles, when he alleged that they
16        2, XIV    |        granted that Jesus worked miracles, he thought to weaken the
17        2, XXXV   |          sun--but also the other miracles, which show that the crucified
18        2, XXXIX  |     hearers, but who also by His miracles made an impression on those
19        2, XLVIII |   moreover, unable to resist the miracles which Jesus is recorded
20        2, XLVIII |         greater works than these miracles of Jesus, which were perceptible
21        2, XLIX   |        tried by certain apparent miracles to gain over to them the
22        2, XLIX   |        wishing to assimilate the miracles of Jesus to the works of
23        2, XLIX   |       you even others, employing miracles of a similar kind, who are
24        2, XLIX   |      those who professed to work miracles, without declaring what
25        2, XLIX   |        wicked lives will perform miracles in the name of Jesus, and
26        2, XLIX   |           should seem to perform miracles like those of Jesus, while
27        2, L      |       would come working similar miracles to Himself, but who are
28        2, L      |         feign that they can work miracles as being the disciples of
29        2, LI     |          those to be regarded as miracles which are wrought through
30        2, LI     |        the consequences of their miracles, viz., whether they tend
31        2, LI     |         being carded away by the miracles themselves) who it is that
32        2, LI     |          in consequence of their miracles, that these men wrought
33        2, LII    |          an entire nation by the miracles of Moses, manifestly demonstrate
34        2, LII    |        should be performed those miracles which he is recorded to
35        2, LII    |       wonders, need to work such miracles as, on account of their
36        2, LIII   |    others also, who will perform miracles like mine, but who are wicked
37        2, LIII   |    others also, who will perform miracles like mine, but who are wicked
38        2, LV     |          who did not believe the miracles of Moses, might credibly
39        2, LXXV   |        questions? Which class of miracles, in your judgment, do you
40        2, LXXV   |   respect to our accounts of the miracles of Jesus. But if those related
41        2, LXXVII |      prophecies, and who wrought miracles, that we may see and believe
42        3, III    |          Ill.~In the next place, miracles were performed in all countries,
43        3, V      |  altogether denying, indeed, the miracles and wonders done by him,
44        3, XIV    |          His manifold wisdom and miracles established Judaism first,
45        3, XXI    |         or of performing certain miracles, or for His own transfiguration,
46        3, XXIV   |        and eye-wit-nesses of the miracles of Jesus, who clearly manifest
47        3, XXVIII |        merely in His Godhead and miracles, as if He had not also been
48        3, XXXIV  |       the work of Jesus, and the miracles related of Him, of which
49        3, XLVI   |       reason places "workings of miracles" and "gifts of healings"
50        3, XLVI   |   therefore, with respect to his miracles, it was suspected that he
51        6, XLV    |           and marvels, and lying miracles found to accompany evil,
52        8, XLV    |       evidence in support of our miracles, if Moses or any of the
53        8, XLVII  |        have been more induced by miracles than by exhortations to