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Essay On Miracles Of Jesus

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The Miracles of Jesus come in many different forms that can help people in many different ways. What kind of miracle are there? The miracles are Physical Healing, Exorcisms, Nature Miracles, and Raising from the Dead.Jesus’ miracles help many different people and many sinners, he performed these miracles because Jesus is powerful and effective.
Physical Healing is something that Jesus can control and everyone should and can have another chance. Jesus is the true healer and can use his powers for those who have sinned and want to be healed.This miracle is Jesus’ power over sin and how it brings true happiness, also tells us who Jesus is. An example for this miracle is the blind beggar who wanted Jesus to help him see. Another example of this …show more content…

Jesus uses his powers to help people follow a good path of life and not go down the wrong path. This miracle is the performed of Jesus’ power over evil. One example of this miracle is the exorcism in the synagogue were they were driving a demon out of a man. Another example is the Gerasene demon that recognized Jesus and got scared. The scripture of Exorcisms says “ What is there about his word? For with authority and power he commands the unclean spirits and they come out” ( Lk 4:31-37). The miracle accomplished the strength of Jesus over evil and that people can get help. Everyone will get tempted but they just have to trust in Jesus that they will find a way to fight it …show more content…

The most significant miracle is Nature because without nature there would be nothing there for the other miracles to happen. Jesus’ miracles helped people with sinning and different ways to follow Jesus and stay on the right path. He performed these miracles because he wanted to help his people and make them feel better than what they felt like before getting a blessing from him. Jesus’ miracles come in different ways and so does the people that come and get these miracles. After all Jesus did create us and he can guide us in the right path if we wanted to and chose to fo

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