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 1 1  |          the supernatural signs and miracles performed by Him, had no
 2 1  |           name of Christ, performed miracles through their faith. At
 3 1  |         Scripture was asserted. The miracles, prophesies and, in general,
 4 1  |       biblical books and scriptural miracles, etc., added considerably
 5 5  |            enlightens all.”~ ~ ~The miracles.~Religion acknowledges miracles.
 6 5  |     miracles.~Religion acknowledges miracles. But some scientists reject
 7 5  |           reject the possibility of miracles, regarding them as contradictory
 8 5  |           such scholars assert that miracles appear to be either fiction,
 9 5  |       without the help of God or of miracles. This is not correct. At
10 5  |          the world and its laws are miracles.~Who created the world and
11 5  |           it, can make such things (miracles) as steam engines, then
12 11 |             way an understanding of miracles, he denied miraculous phenomena
13 11 |      expanding the understanding of miracles, revelation and inspiration,
14 11 |           rests upon the problem of miracles in general. If a miracle
15 11 |           chapter on the problem of miracles above), then supernatural
16 11 |        supernatural signs, that is, miracles. Therefore, the most important
17 11 | acknowledged in those phenomena and miracles, which the Savior not only
18 12 |                                 12. Miracles and Prophecies.~The miracles
19 12 |        Miracles and Prophecies.~The miracles which accompany Revelation
20 12 |           He occasionally performed miracles and demonstrated other spiritual
21 12 |          phenomena. Sometimes these miracles carried an undoubted and
22 12 |            Of a singular aspect are miracles which represent in themselves
23 13 |       possesses true prophecies and miracles. Christianity is the sole,
24 23 |            His sermon on the mount, miracles, parables, the tragic details
25 24 |          the crown of all the other miracles and comprises, according