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How do we know Christ's miracles are real?

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Christ's miracles are recorded by multiple Gospel writers, affirming their authenticity and divine nature.

The reality of Christ's miracles rests on the testimony of the four Gospel writers—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—who were inspired by the Holy Spirit to recount these events. The feeding of the five thousand is notably chronicled across these accounts, emphasizing its significance within the ministry of Christ. This widespread documentation suggests that the Holy Spirit intended for us to reflect deeply on these miracles as undeniable proofs of Christ's divine nature and His ability to meet human needs. As tireless as the accounts of these miracles are, they invite believers to witness and trust in the omnipotence of Christ, the true God.
Scripture References: Luke 9:12-17, John 17:2

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Two Fish, Five Loaves
Don Fortner · Aug 18, 2010
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