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 1   1, 15     |       said to be that worker of miracles, THE WORD OF GOD. For THE
 2   2, 94     |      operations and astonishing miracles which were evident to all,
 3   3, 39     |     they should see astonishing miracles, signs, and (other) divine
 4   3, 41     | Divinity, from many other great miracles; and particularly from this, --
 5   3, 61     |      exhibited that greatest of miracles to all men, the mark of
 6   4, 1      |        to His Godhead. For, the miracles which were performed by
 7   4, 1      |      evident powers of God, the miracles and astonishing acts and
 8   4, 1      |      that we should, from those miracles which we ourselves have
 9   4, 31(119)|      and his followers did many miracles, which they imputed to evil
10   4, 31(119)|     manner in which we speak of miracles; because, say they, it might
11   4, 31(119)|         still follow, that such miracles proceeded from skill in
12   5, 15     |           that He performed the miracles recorded in the Scriptures, (
13   5, 30     |        forth of) Divine powers, Miracles, and wonderful Works. If
14   5, 42     |        by means of (fabricated) miracles; they surely never would
15   5, 44(87) |        were acquainted with His miracles, and His resurrection. Did
16   5, 45     |       unless He had made use of miracles and astonishing deeds, and
17   5, 46     |       and the Doer of all these miracles, He made them the Fishermen
18   5, 48     |          He performed all these miracles, and (put forth these) powers:
19   5, 49     |   giving them the power to work miracles, saying at one time, "Receive