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How do we know that Jesus has divine power?

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Jesus' ability to perform miracles, such as feeding the 5000, proves His divine power over creation.

We recognize Jesus' divine power through His miracles, particularly the feeding of the 5000 as described in Luke 9:12-17. In this account, Jesus takes a mere five loaves and two fish and miraculously multiplies them to feed a massive crowd. The sheer scale of this miracle and the public nature of the event, with so many witnesses, confirm His divine authority.

Moreover, the miracle symbolizes the greater spiritual reality that Jesus offers. Just as He fed the crowd, He has spiritual authority to satisfy our deepest needs. His ability to create something from nothing and to sustain life is a testament to His divine nature. As Romans 4:17 highlights, God calls things into existence that do not exist; this aligns with the work of Christ, who transcends natural limitations. Thus, the ordinary becomes extraordinary through His command, illustrating that Jesus is at once both Savior and Almighty God.
Scripture References: Luke 9:12-17, Romans 4:17

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Luke 9:12-17
J.C. Ryle · Jun 28, 2016
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