Miracles in the Bible

There is no greater book anywhere than the Holy Bible. In the Bible are recorded many, many miracles. The Bible has two testaments: the Old Testament and the New Testament. From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is a book of many miracles, all performed by the power of God, that are a divine intervention by the presence and working of the Almighty God.

The Old Testament gives mention of miracles by God, the prophets, and others through which God worked His marvelous works. In the Old Testament, you can read about Noah and the flood. God spoke to Moses in the burning bush and parted the Red Sea. Moses smote the rock, and the water gushed forth. Joshua led the children of Israel as they marched around Jericho, and on the seventh day, the walls came down and they overtook the city. Others who witnessed miracles in the Old Testament were Enoch, Jonah, Joseph, Elijah, Elisah, Gideon, Daniel, who was thrown into the lion's den but God shut the lion's mouth, and the three Hebrew boys who were cast into the fiery furnace and survived without a singe or burn. Many more miracles are recorded in the Old Testament.

Many miracles were performed in the four Gospels of the New Testament. The first four books are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Jesus performed many miracles and perhaps the greatest time of miracles happened during the life of Christ. There were miracles performed by the disciples and apostles. Miracles are for revelation and edification, and miracles have a purpose. Miracles are still performed in people's lives today, for those who have faith and believe. God is the same, yesterday, today, and forever, because the Word of God will never pass away.