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How do we know the miracles of Jesus are true?

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The miracles of Jesus are supported by the accounts of multiple Gospel writers and the transformative effects they had on those who witnessed them.

The miracles of Jesus are a fundamental aspect of His ministry, demonstrating His divine authority and compassion. The Gospels provide numerous accounts of His miraculous works, such as healing the sick, raising the dead, and controlling nature. Each miracle served a purpose in revealing who He is—the Son of God. Moreover, the responses of those who witnessed these miracles affirm their authenticity. For example, the amazement of the crowds and the faith of those healed reflect the genuine power of Christ's actions. Ultimately, these miracles not only validate His claims but also encourage believers to trust in His sovereignty and grace.
Scripture References: Mark 6:5-6, Matthew 11:5, John 20:30-31, John 20:31, Matthew 15:29-39, John 2:1-11, Isaiah 53:4, Matthew 11:4-5

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Expository Thoughts on Mark 6:1-6
J.C. Ryle · Mar 22, 2013
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