2captcha

Why Dose Jesus Perform Miracles?


                     Why Dose Jesus Perform Miracles?

 i. Is it possible to be miracles?

Some unbelievers today think that Jesus did not perform miracles. It is not possible, They say to do miracles because such actions are contrary order. But what is this natural order? It is God's order God created all things God is the ruler of his own world. Whatever is according to his will he can do. If Jesus is God's Son, he too can miracles though the power of God. In fact in the time of Jesus ministry even his enemies accepted that he preformed miracles .

ii. What types of miracles does Jesus do?

     He  does four types of Miracles :
1.         He heals the sick (Mark 1:30-31, 1:40-45, 2:1-12, 3:1-6, 5:25-35. 7:32-37, 8:22-26, 10:46-52).
2.         He casts out unclean spirits and demons (Mark 1:23-27, 5:1-20, 7:24-30, 9:14-27).
3.         He raises the dead (Mark 5:35-43).
4.         He exercises power over the natural order (Mark 4:35-41, 6:35-44,6:47-52, 8:1-10).

iii.  What incorrect explanations of  Jesus miracles are offered? These two views are incorrect :

1.         Jesus  performs miracles to prove his divine nature.
2.         Jesus performs miracles to win disciples.

As we look at the Gospels we can learn that views are wrong. Note the following points:
(a)                      Many times after performing a miracle Jesus give the command to deep quiet (Mark 1:44,5:43, 7:36, 8:26). He does not publicise his miracles. He does not want people to accept him publicise to all their problems. But he wants them to repent and turn to God. This is the gospel which Jesus preached. He did not preach the gospel of healing.
(b)                      Jesus refuses to give a sign to the Pharisees who ask for proof (Mark 8:11-12).
(c)                        What reactions do people show when they see Jesus miracles? Most People neither become Jesus disciple nor believe in him after they see a miracle. Jesus enemies say "The demon Beelzebul is in him and though the ruler of the demons he casts out demons" (Mark 3:22).

Others are amazed or afraid when they see a miracle (Mark 1:27, 2:12, 4:41, 5:15, 5:20, 5:42, 6:50-51, 7:37) In the Gospel of Mark only twice is a response of faith produced by a miracle of Jesus. The man called Legion and the blind beggar Bartimaeus want to follow Jesus (Mark 5:18, 10:52).