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 1   1, 62    |       revolving is an unceasing miracle,—to revolve with the things
 2   3, 2     |      And this is indeed a great miracle to those, who set their
 3   3, 20    | formerly had! Nor was the great miracle of THE WORD, which renewed
 4   3, 31    |         transcend every sort of miracle30 ?~
 5   3, 42    |          so) accompanied by the miracle, that it was unlike that
 6   3, 45    |       passion, and of the great miracle of His resurrection after  ./. 
 7   3, 55    |         which (grew) out of the miracle. Well therefore, -- because
 8   3, 61    |        had there been many, the miracle of Him who overcame Death
 9   4, 2     |         his own mind, that this miracle was not of man. He approached
10   4, 3     |         And such indeed was the miracle which accompanied the act,
11   4, 3     |         of the greatness of the miracle; still, such cannot fairly
12   4, 8     |       that they gave in to this miracle; but, it was after much
13   4, 13    |        of the Lord, and it is a miracle in our eyes?' Wherefore
14   4, 14    |         from the Lord, and is a miracle in our eyes?" Very consistently
15   4, 14    |         said: "39 And this is a miracle in our eyes:" by which He
16   4, 18    |    ancient things, the greatest miracle of all is, the Divine word (
17   4, 20    |      trampled on by them." This miracle is then complete : the Jews
18   5, 21    |     that He wrought no complete miracle, nor yet any of those wonderful
19   5, 23    |    ascribe to Him every sort of miracle and wonderful work, that (
20   5, 40(80)|         that, Peter's working a miracle, in order to pay the tribute,
21   5, 46    |         incredulous, as to this miracle, -- which could scarcely (
22   5, 50    |        whose power and name the miracle had been wrought ? -- And