Sentences with phrase «about a miracle jesus»

John Greco writes a column for RELEVANT about a miracle Jesus notably didn't perform for his cousin John — and what it teaches us.

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The Bible contains a lot of interesting stories, talks between people, between God (Jesus) and people, wisdom (proverbs), prophecy (revelation), words of salvation (the 4 gospels, the epistles), historical data, like dates, locations, names of people involved in the stories, parables, reports about miracles, Jesus did, songs, prayers, psalms etc...

No contemporary historian of Jesus ever wrote a single word about him, even as he was supposedly walking across the country side performing miracles.

You had better learn to accept Jesus first or no dice, and even then our «science» will focus on teaching you about the miracles of Jesus.

Whenever a discussion of alcohol comes up among members of my congregation, and someone mentions the story about Jesus turning water into wine for his first public miracle, one point is inevitably made: that the wine back then was watered down so much it had little or no alcoholic content, making it barely more than grape juice.

Thus Martin concludes, for example, that N. T. Wright's approach to Jesus, which mixes supernaturalism and ordinary biography, is just as historically valid as Sanders's method, which does not deal with miracles or the resurrection — although, paradoxically Martin finds Wright's arguments about the resurrection very unconvincing.

In Matthew 12:31 - 32, which talks about the sin that will not be forgiven, it is true that some sort of denial is taking place by religious leaders who accuse Jesus of performing His miracles by the power of the devil.

The people see the miracles and even benefit from them, but they have no idea at all what the miracles indicate about Jesus.

Even if he is a Christian, for example, he can set aside all the particular beliefs about Jesus Christ, God, miracles, salvation, and eternal life that he recognizes as peculiar to that tradition.

Have you ever noticed that as Jesus went around preaching and performing miracles, almost any time someone recognizes Him as the Messiah, He instructs them to keep quiet about this and tell nobody else?

Any new miracles were assumed to be the work of the devil or of charlatans, so the Gospel writers were probably apprehensive about recording Jesus» miracles.

The reason they are mnot saved is because of lawlessness rather than being obedience to Gods word they believed in Jesus Christ but because of there hearts did not walk according to the word and because it speaks of signs and wonders it seems more about them and the works that they did.Of course none of us are saved by works.How do you understand that passage as some are saved and some are not it seems clear that to be saved we must believe and also walk in obedience to Gods word.brentnz A Tree and its Fruit mat 7: 2Many will say to Me on that day, «Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in Your name, and in Your name drive out demons and perform many miracles?»

I am simply trying to understand you correctly.From what you stated, I am wondering about your take on the virgin birth, the miracles and healing Jesus performed and his resurrection?

I often think about THAT part of Jesus» walking on water miracle.

Such a principle of historical thinking has led to significant reinterpretation of biblical materials, including the miracle traditions about Jesus, the resurrection, and the ascription of titles of divinity to Jesus.

You can't ignore gravity, it's pretty damn clear it exists and has effects on just about everything, so you use the word miracle to reconcile the idea that gravity does indeed exist but also jesus can still walk on water.

If you ask the average Christians how God is most clearly revealed in Jesus Christ, they may talk about His teachings, His miracles, or maybe even His resurrection from the dead, but few would point to the cross.

It is also a historical fact that Jesus was a Jew who preached about God the Father, who claimed to be God, worked miracles, and was crucified during Pilate's reign.

While Jesus» miracles and sermons from heavy hitters like T.D. Jakes are enticing, often just talking about your personal relationship with Christ is the best testimony you can provide.

Roman citizens who did not believe in Jesus, wrote about Him and acknowledged that He did miracles (though they tried to explain them away as «sorcery»).

of his entire antiquities, there are two passages that mention Jesus, 1 merely says his brother was James, and people called him christ (which says nothing about works, resurrection, miracles, teachings), and the other is recognized as most likely a forgery, even by biblical scholars.

Faith travels around the world telling people about Jesus and has seen many miracles and healings as a result

@ Rick The gap from when jesus was born in the manger to when he was out and about doing miracles and preaching and the like, jesus at seventeen...

You say you believe Jesus had to be just a regular guy given the accounts, but that you think they lied about miracles all through the text.

Whatever may be thought about the miracles of Jesus, he himself is the greatest miracle of all.

People asked Jesus about the miracle of healing people and he said that healing simple.

For example, if we had only the writings of Paul (which probably were the very earliest reports about Jesus to have been written down), we would never have read that Jesus ever taught in parables or proverbs, or that he performed miracles, or that he was born of a virgin, since all of that information was written in the Gospels after the letters of Paul.

He performed countless miracles to help convince non-believers, he carried the message of God's love for us, repentance and forgiveness and some where a CNN editor thinks there is any value in writing about the possibility (albeit an unprovable opinion only...) that Jesus was dirty living in the dust bowl of the eastern mediterranean?

More needs to be said about the messianic implications of Jesus the exorcist and miracle worker and about Jesus» presentation of himself as God's Wisdom come in the flesh.

How about we give some thought to the fact that, despite all of his alleged miracles, no one, not one living soul, thought to commit to writing any accounts of those events during Jesus» lifetime.

Miracles are not what it's about, it's about loving God and him loving you, his forgiving sins through Jesus's sacrifice.

Until only a hundred years ago the Gospel records of the «miracles» of Jesus were regarded as one of the most telling ways of substantiating the divine powers of Jesus and hence the Christian claims about Hun.

I wish everyone would experience a miracle as I have, and all you need to do for this to happen is accept Jesus Christ as your savior and God (and hear what Jesus has to say about «believing».

there are parts in the bible where people ask jesus about the miracle of raising people from the dead.

@just sayin, Yeah, I forgot about the part of the bible where jesus performed the miracle of relativity and preached his message of quantum mechanics while healing the deformed differential equations.

We can not agree with those who would say that since Jesus said this about miracles he must not have performed any signs at all.

In an earlier time, when historical and source criticism held sway, Mark's Gospel was often considered a collage of episodes, miracles and teachings leading up to stories about Jesus» arrest, trial, crucifixion and resurrection.

Once you drop all the supernatural nonsense like his being a demigod and able to preform miracles there actually is a lot to like about Jesus.

Then there are dialogues, first with the crowd and then with «the Jews» (probably better Understood as Judean officials) about the meaning of the miracle of the feeding and about Jesus» true identity.

The people admitted that the Baptist performed no miracles, but everything he had said about Jesus proved to be true.

But instead of being with Jesus, instead of sitting down and speaking to him about His ministry, instead of hearing stories about all the amazing miracles He performed, she busies herself around the house.

Countless millions of people believe that about 2000 years ago, there was a man named Jesus who lived in Israel, preached sermons, performed miracles, was crucified on a cross, was buried, and rose again three days later from the dead.

All misgiving about the damage done the owners would disappear if we could assume that this entire incident was not originally one told about Jesus, but about a Jewish miracle man who undertook this expulsion in some heathen country, and hence felt no sympathetic concern either for the men or for the unclean animals.

Use these Jesus miracle activities to teach your toddler about the power of God found in Jesus, the Son.

As I write this Thursday afternoon, we are still waiting to see two strong Palme contenders: The Wild Pear Tree by Turkish auteur Nuri Bilge Ceylan, a Cannes favourite who took the top prize in 2014 with Winter Sleep; and Lebanese director Nadine Labaki's Capernaum, titled for a Biblical town where Jesus Christ is said to have performed miracles, which is getting good advance buzz for its story about an unhappy boy launching a lawsuit against the adults who vex him.

A worksheet for pupils to write about four miracles of Jesus and to draw a picture that represents this.

A lesson suitable for KS3 about Jesus» miracles.