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2 days ago · Christians in general believe that Jesus' miracles were actual historical events and that his miraculous works were an important part of his life, attesting to his divinity and the Hypostatic union, i.e., the dual natures of Christ's humanity and divinity in one hypostasis.
2 days ago · The man obeyed and received his sight. Question: What happened when Jesus touched the ear of a servant cut off by Peter? (Luke 22:50-51) Answer: The servant’s ear was miraculously healed. Other Miracles (15) Question: Where did Jesus turn water into wine? (John 2:1-11) Answer: At a wedding in Cana of Galilee.
4 days ago · Jesus then bows his head and gives up his spirit, effectively choosing to die. His death brings about a series of miraculous events: the temple curtain tears in two, the earth shakes, rocks split, and tombs open, leading to the resurrection of many holy people (Matthew 27:51-53).
5 days ago · In the nine verses that we do not read today, much happens. In fact, two miracles happen: Jesus feeds the 5,000 with a couple of crusty loaves of bread and some salty fish – and the disciples collect the leftovers into baskets; and Jesus walks on water – and the disciples recover from thinking they saw a ghost.
1 day ago · July 25, 2024. After Jesus called the twelve disciples they travelled together throughout Galilee while he taught the crowds and healed many suffering from a variety of diseases. Word of his miraculous ministry drew onlookers along with others seeking his healing power. He made paralytics walk.
3 days ago · Let us not doubt the power of Jesus to work miracles with the little gifts we can offer the Lord. The second detail that I want to point out is the barley bread. In the first reading, we read how Elisha multiplied 20 barley loaves to feed 100 people, with some leftovers. However, in the Gospel, Jesus multiples five barley loaves to feed 5,000 ...
2 days ago · A distinction is made between 'the Jesus of history and the Christ of faith', and the historicity of the supernatural elements of the latter narrative, including his purported miracles or resurrection, are outside the reach of the historical methods.
