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How do we know that Jesus performs miracles?

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The miracles of Jesus, including the feeding of the multitude, are recorded in the Gospels to demonstrate His divinity and messianic identity.

Jesus' miracles serve as signs that validate His identity as the Son of God and the promised Messiah. In John 6, His act of feeding the multitude is significant because it displays His compassion and divine power. The Gospel of John notes that even if all His works were recorded, the world could not contain the books written about them. Each miracle provides evidence of His authority and His purpose—to bring spiritual and physical healing and to illustrate the divine grace available to sinners. This establishes a foundation of faith for believers today, affirming that Jesus truly is who He claims.
Scripture References: John 6:1-13, Mark 6:30-44, John 6:68, Matthew 14:13-21, Luke 9:10-17, John 6:1-14, Mark 3:1-5

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