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The Miracles of Jesus
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Published on Nov 21, 2015
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1.
The Miracles of Jesus
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Sean MacEntee
2.
Healing Miracles
Mark 2: 1-12
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AlicePopkorn
3.
Jesus Heals a Paralyzed Man
Jesus returned home and word spread that he was back.
Many people gathered and crowded outside.
4 men came, carrying a paralyzed man.
They had to lower the man through the roof on his mat.
Jesus saw the faith of his friends he said : "Son, your sins are forgiven."
And the man got up and walked, caring his mat with him.
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Will Montague
4.
Commanding the forces of Nature
mARK 6: 45-52
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Billy Wilson Photography
5.
the great catch
Jesus was in a boat with Simon
Jesus told Simon to cast the nets over the other side of the boat.
Then the nets caught so many fish that Simon had to call for his partners.
The two boats almost sunk with the great burden of fish.
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paul bica
6.
Raising the Dead to Life
John 11: 12-14
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Stuck in Customs
7.
Jesus Raises lazereth
Lazereth was one of Jesus' close friends.
He became very ill, but Jesus could not come to heal him.
Jesus came, four days after he had died, and went to his tomb with Lazereths' sisters and wept.
Then he told them to open up the tomb and Lazereth walked out, unwinding his cloths.
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rishibando
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Casting out demons and evil spirits
MARK 5:1-20
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Faugel
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healing THe demoniac at gerasenes
Jesus came to the region of Gerasenes and an unclean man came.
Jesus said, “Come out of that man, you unclean spirit!”
He cried out, “Leave me alone, Jesus! My name is Legion, for we are many.”
He begged Jesus to send them into the great herd of pigs on the hillside.
Jesus gave permission and the unclean spirits came out and went into the pigs.
The herd rushed down the slope into the lake, and two thousand were drowned.
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Ron Dauphin
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