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 1    3,   7, 324 |  divine power chiefly by His miracles, which are extraordinary
 2    3,   7, 325 |     325. What, then, did the miracles of Jesus Christ prove?~A.
 3    3,   7, 325 |   Jesus Christ prove?~A. The miracles of Jesus Christ proved that
 4    3,   7, 326 |    have been deceived in the miracles of Christ?~A. Men could
 5    3,   7, 326 |    have been deceived in the miracles of Christ because they were
 6    3,   7, 326 |     Christ performed no real miracles, how, then, could He have
 7    3,   7, 327 |      false accounts of these miracles have been written after
 8    3,   7, 327 |      False accounts of these miracles could not have been written
 9    3,   7, 327 |      Christ did not deny the miracles, but tried to explain them
10    3,   8, 405 |     the greatest of Christ's miracles?~A. The Resurrection is
11    3,   8, 405 |     the greatest of Christ's miracles because all He taught and
12    3,   8, 406 |    to disprove all His other miracles; but the explanations they
13    3,   8, 406 |  they give to prove Christ's miracles false are far more unlikely
14    3,   8, 406 |   harder to believe than the miracles themselves.~ ~
15    3,  16, 733 |  proved their forgiveness by miracles.~Since He had the power
16    3,  23, 951 |    in performing some of His miracles.~ ~
17    3,  30, 1150|  known the future or perform miracles.~ ~
18    3,  30, 1154|     expecting God to perform miracles when natural causes may
19    3,  30, 1161|   these creatures to perform miracles, reveal the hidden judgments
20    3,  31, 1210| honored relics by permitting miracles to be wrought through them.