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Lesson 4: Miracles of Jesus
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Isaiah 35:5
A prophecy stating that the blind will see and the deaf will hear.
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Mark 7:37
Declares that Jesus made the deaf hear and the mute speak.
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Motifs of Jesus' Miracles
Deliverance, forgiveness of sins, light, and life.
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Prophetic Gestures
Jesus' miracles prefigured the sacraments, especially Baptism and the Eucharist.
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Deliverance in Miracles
Jesus' exorcisms showed his power to free people from demonic forces.
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Human Existence as a Battlefield
The Gospels depict life as a struggle between God and Satan.
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Jesus’ Exorcisms
He commanded demons directly without prayers or rituals.
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Gerasene Demoniac
A dramatic exorcism where Jesus cast out a legion of demons (Mark 5:11-20).
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Lord’s Prayer Petition
"Deliver us from the evil one" refers to liberation from Satan.
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John’s Gospel & Satan
Though no exorcisms are recorded, Jesus calls Satan the "father of lies" (John 8:44).
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Miracles as Victories Over Evil
Jesus’ miracles were acts of deliverance and liberation.
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Healing of the Paralytic (Mark 2:1-12)
Jesus forgave the man's sins before healing his body.
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Forgiveness & Healing
Some miracles symbolized spiritual healing, not just physical restoration.
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Luke’s Emphasis on Forgiveness
He linked Jesus' healing miracles with spiritual salvation.
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Luke 7:47-50
A sinful woman’s love and repentance led to her forgiveness.
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John the Baptist’s Disciples' Question
Jesus listed "the blind see" as his first miracle (Matthew 11:5).
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Isaiah 42:6-7 Prophecy
Foretold the Messiah bringing light to the blind and freeing captives.
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Mark’s Theme of Spiritual Blindness
The disciples struggled to understand Jesus' mission.
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Deaf-Mute & Blind Man Healings
Symbolized Jesus' power to open spiritual ears and eyes.
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Caesarea Philippi & Peter’s Confession
Peter recognized Jesus as the Messiah but misunderstood his mission.
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Three Passion Predictions in Mark
Jesus emphasized his suffering, but the disciples failed to understand.
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Healing of Bartimaeus (Mark 10:46-52)
A blind man is healed and follows Jesus to Jerusalem.
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John 9:1-41
Healing the Man Born Blind
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The Blind Man’s Faith Journey
Moves from calling Jesus a man, to a prophet, to Lord and worshiping him.
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Jesus as the Light of the World
He opens spiritual eyes, revealing truth and salvation.
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John 6: Bread of Life Discourse
Jesus is the living bread that gives eternal life.
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The Feeding of the 5000
The only miracle recorded in all four Gospels, foreshadowing the Eucharist.
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Miracles & Life
Jesus' miracles emphasized his role as the source of true life.
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Raising Jairus’ Daughter & Healing the Bleeding Woman
Contrasts social status but unites in Jesus’ life-giving power.
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Personal Encounters in Healing
Jesus wanted to personally meet those he healed.
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Mark 5:21-43
The stories of the bleeding woman and Jairus' daughter highlight Jesus' power over life and death.
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Modern Advertising & "Life"
Many ads promise a better life, but only Jesus truly satisfies.
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Jesus as the Ultimate Life-Giver
Welcoming Jesus means receiving true and eternal life.
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Skepticism About Miracles
Some dismiss them as legends or exaggerations by early Christians.
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Miracles & the Kingdom of God
Jesus' miracles were signs of God's reign and salvation.
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Mark’s Emphasis on Miracles
Nearly half of Mark’s Gospel focuses on Jesus’ miraculous deeds.
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Multiple Attestations of Miracles
Independent sources, including Q, confirm Jesus’ miracles.
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Miracles in Jewish Sources
Ancient Jewish texts acknowledged Jesus’ miracles but attributed them to sorcery.
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John the Baptist & Miracles
Despite his importance, no miracles were attributed to him.
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Rudolf Bultmann on Miracles
Acknowledged Jesus performed healings but dismissed them as offensive to modern thought.
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Skepticism & Historical Method
Some historians reject miracles as they assume a closed system of natural causes.
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Science & Miracles
Modern science acknowledges the unexpected but sees miracles as divine interventions.
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Jesus’ Refusal of "Signs"
He rejected performing miracles to prove his authority (Mark 8:11-12).
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Miracles as Acts of Faith
Jesus associated miracles with belief in his authority to forgive sins.
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Luke 10:19-20
Jesus tells the disciples to rejoice not in their power over spirits but in their salvation.
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Miracles & Liberation from Evil
Jesus' miracles signified God's reign breaking into the world.
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