Would The Biblical Miracles Be Believed Today?

[Cutter]

The closest I have seen is a person right on the brink of death with no medical hope recovering from many fervent prayers.

Since when has one needed to recover from or been afflicted with "many fervent prayers" disease? :laugh:

 

[HankD]

When a brown cow eats green grass and gives white milk that's a miracle.

Here's an enigma from the Bible:

Ecclesiastes 11:5 As thou knowest not what is the way of the spirit, nor how the bones do grow in the womb of her that is with child: even so thou knowest not the works of God who maketh all.​

HankD

 

[Tom Butler]

I assume you meant "... all of theM in public..." But that's not true... the daughter of Jairus, the centurion's servant, the gentile woman's daughter; and calming the storm and walking on water was done only with his disciples there to see, which should not be considered the public's eye.

Thanks for catching the typo, and I grant your point.

But a huge number of his miracles were done in public. For instance, Matthew 8:16 records that in the evening, hey brought to him many who were possessed by devils. This is right after healing the centurion's servant and Peters mother-in-law. Some with a limited number of witnesses, others privately.

And there was a large audience of Jesus' enemies who saw him heal the ear of the servant of the high priest, which Peter had cut off with his sword. They still killed him.

 

[Tom Butler]

Since when has one needed to recover from or been afflicted with "many fervent prayers" disease? :laugh:

Something must be wrong with me. I understood exactly what he meant.

 

[Cutter]

Something must be wrong with me. I understood exactly what he meant.

Oh, I did too, TB. I just found a little humor in how it was worded.