The miracles actually served as “signs” pointing to a greater reality. Acts 2:22 declares that “Jesus of Nazareth was a man accredited by God by miracles, wonders and signs.” ...

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When I got to the last pages of "Miracles and Wonder," I realized that while I knew a great deal more about the origins of Christianity than when I began, the mystery of Jesus himself had deepened.

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Jesus heals someone who is sick, and those who witness the healing inevitably "praise God". Jesus wins praise for the Father, not for Himself. "I can do nothing without the Father.

But Jesus did heal large numbers of people who came to Him, and He performed other miracles, as well. One reason was because of His compassion for those who were hurting and had no hope.

If Jesus' miracles were signs or clues to his identity, then his followers must have had a growing sense of excited anticipation as his teaching, preaching and healing hit its climax.