What were Jesus’ miracles?

Question

Jesus (P.B.U.H.) had many miracles. They are mentioned in the Holy Quran, and I have already mentioned two of them: the first being his birth without a father, and the other being his speech while he was in the cradle. God says in the Holy Quran, "And will send him as a Messenger to the Children of Israel with the Message, ‘I come to you with a Sign from your Lord, which is, that I will fashion out for you a creation out of clay after the manner of a bird; then I will breathe into it a new spirit and it will become a soaring being by the command of ALLAH; and I will heal the night blind and the leprous, and I will quicken the dead by the command of ALLAH; and I will announce to you what you will eat and what you will store up in your houses. Surely therein is a Sign for you, if you are believers.’" (Ch 3: Vr 49).

He was able to make birds out of clay, and breathe life into them.
He was able to bring back the dead to life.
He was able to predict what people stored of food.
He was able to heal the blind, and the leprous.
He was able to do all this by God’s permission and will.

Answer 1

SubhanAllah, Prophet Jesus (PBUH) was an amazing person. Wise and wonderful. Of course we must not forget the fact that he performed all these miracles only by God's leave. God is the Almighty, the most powerful.

Answer 2

Apparenly Mohammed or one of his followers had read the Gnostic Infancy Gospel of Thomas which was not written by Jesus' disciple commonly known as doubting Thomas.

I will now quote the Infancy Gospel of Thomas Chapter two:

(1) When the boy Jesus was five years old, he was playing in a narrow part of a rushing stream. (2) He was gathering the flowing waters into ponds, and immediately they were made clean, and he ordered these things with a single word. (3) And after he made clay, he molded twelve sparrows from it. And it was the Sabbath when he did these things. But there were also many other children playing with him.

(4) Then, a certain Jew saw what Jesus was doing while playing on the Sabbath. Immediately, he departed and reported to Jesus' father, Joseph, "Look, your child is in the stream and he took clay and formed twelve birds and profaned the Sabbath?"

(5) And Joseph went to the area and when he saw him, he shouted, "Why are you doing these things that are not permitted on the Sabbath?"

(6) Jesus, however, clapped his hands and shouted to the sparrows, "Depart, fly, and remember me now that you are alive." And the sparrows departed shrieking.

(7) When the Jews saw this, they were amazed. After they had gone away, they described to their leaders what they had seen Jesus do.

The above has always been rejected by Christians because it was written more than 100 years after Jesus and Thomas died, so we know its a fake and a fraud.

Its interesting that Mohammed quotes it as if its real.

One of the real Gospels, written by John tells us in John chapter 2, that Jesus first miracle was when He changed the water into wine at a wedding feast at the town of Cana.

This is more proof the the Infancy Gospel of Thomas is a fake as well as the Quran.

Pastor Art

Answer 3

He turned water into wine at the wedding at Cana. John 2:1-11
Healing of the nobelman's son. John 4:46-54
Healing of the crippled man at the pool Bethesda. John 5:1-9
A bountiful harvest of fish for Peter. John 1:35-43
Delivery of a demon-possessed man. Luke 4:33-36
Healing of Simon's mother. Luke 4:38-39
Healing many sick and rebuking demons from many people. Luke 4:40-41
The leper cleansed. Luke 5:12-15
Healing of the paralytic. Luke 5:18-26
Healing the withered hand of a man. Luke 6:6-10
Healing of a centurion's servant at Capernaum. Luke 7:2-10
Restoring life to a widow's only son at Nain. Luke 7:11-15
Jesus stilled the storm on the sea. Luke 8:22-24
Jesus cast demons out of a man at Gadara.
Luke 8:26-36
Jesus raised Jairus' daughter back to life. Luke 8:41-41-56
Jesus healed a woman's blood disease. Luke 8:43-48
Two blind men received sight. Matthew 9:27-31
Mute man speaks. Matthew 9:32-33
Jesus fed 5,000 with 2 loaves of bread and 5 fish. John 6:1-14
Jesus walked on water. John 6:15-21
Young woman "grievously vexed with a devil"
made whole. Matthew 15:21-28
Deaf and mute man healed. Mark 7:31-37
4,000 people fed with 7 loaves of bread and and a few small fish. Mark 8:1-9
Blind man of Bethsaida healed. Mark 8:22-26
Jesus' transfiguration. Mark 9:1-13
The miracle of the demoniac boy. Luke 9:37-53
The blind man healed. John chapter 9
The crippled woman healed. Luke 13:10-17
The man with dropsy healed. Luke 14:1-6
Lazarus raised from the dead. John 11:1-46
Ten lepers healed. Luke 17:11-19
Blind man named Bartimaeus healed. Luke 18:35-43
Withered fig tree restored. Matthew 21:17-22
Jesus arose from the dead. Matthew 28:1-10
Again Jesus caused a great catch of fish for His disciples. John 21-1-23
Jesus appeared and spoke to people after His resurrection. John 20:11-18
Jesus ascended into heaven. Mark 16:19-20; Luke 24:50-52
And, finally, John 21:25 says: "And there are also many other things which Jesus did, the which, if they should be written every one, I suppose that even the world itself could not contain the books that should be written. Amen."

Answer 4

The miracles of Christ that happened when He walked the earth are still being done in His Name through those who love
and trust Him. He is still healing minds, hearts and bodies, still casting out demons, still raising the dead, still delivering the spiritually blind from ignorance and much, much more.

I have seen most of these things. Christ is alive and well and He did those things and is still doing them because He is the God of the universe with all power and authority! He is King of Kings and Lord of Lords and rules and reigns in the hearts of men and in the Heavens. While time exists He will still be in the miracle working business. In eternity it will not be necessary.

Answer 5

I agree that Jesus did no longer somewhat do any miracles, yet I do think of that the Gospel writers meant to ascribe miracles to him interior the examples you cite. in the event that they meant to assert he grew to become into merely crossing a bridge or mixing wine, why might they point out it like it grew to become right into a great deal?

Answer 6

He said it himself. If you do not follow me by the words I speak, follow me by the miracles I show.

Answer 7

Yes, the usually set of miracles attributed to most wannabee prophets of the day. Apollonius of Tyana, for example, had the same "miracles" attributed to him. It was common in those days.

Religion is just organized superstition.