The ten greatest miracles of Jesus' ministry are examined in their contexts.

The Bible contains over 114 miracles in 6 categories, including the human body, nature, military intervention, food, animals, and finances. It is a book full of miracles, in many different ways. The Ten Greatest Miracles of the Bible examines the Bible's greatest miracles and describes the steps to experiencing these great miracles in your life. God's miracles are not limited to people in the Bible; they are for anyone with the ability to exercise faith.• Learn about the key elements to receiving miracles• Learn how people received miracles with and without anointed ministers of God• Learn about the types and categories of miracles• See a list of every miracle in the BibleThe Ten Greatest Miracles of the Bible is a thorough study of the Bible's greatest miracles, revealing astounding truths about the nature of miracles and how they are manifested. This book will prepare you to experience the divine power of God and miracles the way great people of the Bible did.

What is the real story why Jesus turned water into wine? Why did Jesus really heal the sick? Why are some healed and others not? Did Jesus really have power over nature to calm the storms and walk on water? When did Jesus really multiply the 5 loaves and 2 fish to feed 5000 people? Are demons real? Did Jesus really raise a dead man back to life and why? Jamie Buckingham's remarkable book on the miracles of Jesus takes us on an exciting adventure as he leads us through the history and culture that surrounded some of Jesus' most notable miracles. If you believe in your head but doubt in your heart that God still works miracles, you will find Jamie's book, "10 Miracles of Jesus," a great way to take a closer look at the miracles of Jesus -- then and now. Jamie points out that the biblical accounts of these and other miracles of Jesus are either lies of the first magnitude or they are literally true. If they are lies and the Bible is false, then Jesus was the biggest con man who ever walked the face of the earth. But if the Bible is true and these miracles really did happen, then the same Spirit who raised Christ from the dead can work supernaturally in you, today. This book is a fascinating look at some of the miracles of Jesus and the compelling stories of what still happens when ordinary men and women of God refuse to place limits on the miracle-working power of our heavenly father. "Anything is possible for the one who believes" (Mark 9:23). (This work was also published under the title, Miracle Power.)

As the Son of God and Creator of the earth, Jesus can do anything. Beginning with the miracle of turning water into wine, and building up to the greatest miracle of all—the Resurrection, teach your children about the infinite power of Jesus Christ with this simple, yet beautiful, narrative of the Lord’s ministry on earth.

Most Christians know the stories of Jesus healing people and controlling nature, but many are less sure why Jesus did these things or how they relate to their lives today. Theologian, professor, and author Simon J. Kistemaker carefully examines each of Jesus's miracles. He lays out the cultural background, explains symbolism and Old Testament connections, and fleshes out the details of each story. Each chapter also includes a section focused on how the miracle relates to the life of the modern follower of Jesus. Kistemaker's scholarly attention to detail coupled with accessible explanations and application will make this book valuable to everyone from lay readers to pastors looking for sermon material.

Jamie Buffingham is on location in Israel explaining the miracles where they occurred.

Do you believe in miracles? If you believe in your head but doubt in your heart that God still works miracles, you will find this workbook and the accompanying 10-part video series to take you to the heart of the miracles of Jesus and answer many of your questions. The videos that go with this workbook can be found for free at www.JamieBuckinghamMinistries.com. It is a great way to take a closer look at the miracles of Jesus -- then and now. Jamie Buckingham points out that the biblical accounts of the miracles of Jesus are true and since they really happened, the same Spirit who raised Christ from the dead can work supernaturally in you. Discover the history and culture that surrounds some of Jesus' most notable miracles in this fascinating account. Jamie Buckingham wrote over 45 books and was a highly sought after conference speaker. He was a recognized expert on Israel and the Sinai Desert. He served as editor-at-large and award winning columnist for several leading Christian magazines. He also pastored the Tabernacle Church, a spiritually ground-breaking New Testament church located in Melbourne, Florida, until his death in 1992. His life works can be found at www.JamieBuckinghamMinistries.com

This book is a collection of the miracles, parables and commandments of Jesus, presented by way of comparative study of the four gospels. Jesus is presented here as a human being, homeless and itinerant, who became son of God through renunciation, meditation which led to self-realization. He through the miracles, taught us to restrain from self-glorification, the root cause of sin, but give glory to God for all your achievements because it is not your body, but the spirit of God in you that enables you to do miracles or the works of God. Through the Parables he taught us to what is the kingdom of God and how to seek it. The Commandments, conveyed to us through the Sermon on the Mount teach us how to purify our hearts, lead a righteous life and become perfect or sons of God, who is perfect. One who realize the truth of the Sermon and live accordingly would become God on earth. It is the sum total of all ancient great religions in the world. This book is divided into three parts: the first part dealing with miracles performed by Jesus; the second with parables told by Jesus in the course of his public ministry that form part of his teachings; and the third, commandments, as contained in the Sermon on the Mount.