Do you believe that Jesus Christ walk on water?

Answer 1

absolutely yes,Jesus walked on water and Peter did too until he doubted

Answer 2

Yes, He is the Creator of the heavens and the earth, is there anything too hard for Him? He is the Lord of the elements, even the wind and the sea obey Him.

Edit: responding to Gay Rabbi...
You are trying to rationalise. An evil & unbelieving heart always tries to 'explain away' the miracles in the Bible.

Remember, there was a storm! AND it was the Sea of Galilee, not just a tiny brook or shallow river. Peter also tried to walk on the water, & he did for a short while...he started sinking when he took his eyes off Jesus & looked at the storm, the waves & the wind.

Edit: responding to Truthbox..
There were more than 500 people who witnessed the Risen Christ ascending to heaven 40 days after His resurrection. In any court of law, if you can get 3 or 4 witnesses speaking up for you, you will have a strong case. Jesus Christ of Nazareth had hundreds of witnesses! There were witnesses at the cross, too, when he died...his own mother was one of the witnesses....surely his mother would recognise her son, wouldn't she?

Answer 3

Yes. Do you recall the scripture that stated that Jesus Christ said to the wind and the waves: " Peace be still and they obayed". Jesus Christ is all powerful. Praise God! Amen

Mark 4:39
And he arose, and rebuked the wind, and said unto the sea, Peace, be still. And the wind ceased, and there was a great calm.
Mark 4:38-40 (in Context) Mark 4 (Whole Chapter)

Answer 4

Yes, but than He was and is God.
He created all of creation, in light of this walking on water is not much of a stumbling block.

PS
As for the "Greek" being mistranslated, its a lie, you made it up. Moreover, the context of the preceding and following passages preclude any such nonsense.
You can believe it or rejected but don't lie about the facts.
Moreover, if you or any of the other pseudo-Greek scholar's in yahoo-land want to debate the Greek (The kjv is a complete and accurate translation in English unlike the religiously tampered with NIV,RSV, and Watchtower bible.) post the verses with Greek lexicons and arguments, and than we will see if the bit your scholarship is as bad as the bark of your inaccurate slanders.

Answer 5

Yes

Answer 6

Yes

Answer 7

Do you believe in illusions? There could of been ice where he was walking or stones or coral ... there could be a number of reasons why he appeared to be walking on water. I saw what looked like models walking on water one time on America's Next Top Model but it was all an illusion ... It all depends on faith ... is it physically possible --- no gravity has proven that if you try to walk on water you sink ... but faith causes thousands of things to happen every day ... faith has caused patients of cancer to miraculously heal, faith and determination has caused little old ladies to lift cars, faith has caused mothers to walk in front of bullets to protect their children ... faith is a powerful thing and with faith anything can be accomplished

Answer 8

It is plausible and possible, and not impossible (although to us today, it does seem to be impossible) - in that, there are cases of people who seemed able to defy gravity.
Some of his miracles seem possible - and others like the above - high improbable, but not altogether impossible.

What is impossible though, is to rise from the dead - truly.
It is most probably he was near death and was revived, which is not the same as resurrection - therefore Christianity changed the story to suit itself. He did not resurrect, he did not become the Son of God, world saviour, etc.
That was Christianity's doing...

Answer 9

Of course. If He can rise up into the sky, walking on water should be easy.

Answer 10

Yes