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Why are miracles important for Christians?

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Miracles affirm the truth of the gospel and demonstrate God's power through His chosen servants, the apostles.

Miracles hold significant importance in the Christian faith as they provide tangible evidence of God's presence and authority. They were primarily performed during the apostolic era to confirm the proclamation of the gospel and validate the apostles' message. As shown in Hebrews 2:4, these miracles were meant to bear witness alongside the apostles’ teachings, reinforcing the truth of their witness concerning Jesus Christ’s life, death, and resurrection. Moreover, as the early church established its foundations on the teachings of the apostles, miracles served as divine endorsements of their authority and the authenticity of the gospel. Today, while we do not expect the same signs and wonders to occur in the same manner, the miraculous events recorded in Scripture encourage believers to trust in God's sovereign power and the efficacy of His word.
Scripture References: Hebrews 2:1-4, Acts 5:12, Romans 1:4, John 5:36, John 11:47, Mark 5:21-43, John 5:30-39

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John 5:30-39
J.C. Ryle · Oct 17, 2016
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