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	[[Jesus Christ]] performed many '''miracles''' during his [[Ministry of Jesus\|ministry]] in order to demonstrate his divine authority, ~~fulfil~~ [[Old Testament]] [[Prophecy (Spiritual Gift)\|prophecy]], and reveal the compassion and power of [[God]] to [[Healing (Spiritual Gift)\|heal]], provide, and restore both body and soul.		[[Jesus Christ]] performed many '''miracles''' during his [[Ministry of Jesus\|ministry]] in order to demonstrate his divine authority, fulfill [[Old Testament]] [[Prophecy (Spiritual Gift)\|prophecy]], and reveal the compassion and power of [[God]] to [[Healing (Spiritual Gift)\|heal]], provide, and restore both body and soul.
	== Seven Miracles in the Gospel of John ==		== Seven Miracles in the Gospel of John ==
	The [[Gospel of John]] highlights several miracles, often referred to as signs.		The [[Gospel of John]] highlights several miracles, often referred to as signs.
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	'''<u>Turning water into wine</u>'''		'''<u>Turning water into wine</u>'''

	Described in ''John 2''. While attending a wedding in the town of Cana, the bride and groom ~~realise~~ they are out of [[wine]]. Jesus turns six stone jars of water, each holding twenty to thirty gallons, into high-quality wine.		Described in ''John 2''. While attending a wedding in the town of Cana, the bride and groom realize they are out of [[wine]]. Jesus turns six stone jars of water, each holding twenty to thirty gallons, into high-quality wine.

	'''<u>Healing the Official’s Son</u>'''		'''<u>Healing the Official’s Son</u>'''

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		[[Jesus Christ]] performed many '''miracles''' during his [[Ministry of Jesus\|ministry]] in order to demonstrate his divine authority, fulfil [[Old Testament]] [[Prophecy (Spiritual Gift)\|prophecy]], and reveal the compassion and power of [[God]] to [[Healing (Spiritual Gift)\|heal]], provide, and restore both body and soul.
		== Seven Miracles in the Gospel of John ==
		The [[Gospel of John]] highlights several miracles, often referred to as signs.

		'''<u>Turning water into wine</u>'''

		Described in ''''. While attending a wedding in the town of Cana, the bride and groom realise they are out of [[wine]]. Jesus turns six stone jars of water, each holding twenty to thirty gallons, into high-quality wine.

		'''<u>Healing the Official’s Son</u>'''

		Described in ''''. Jesus heals a royal official’s son in Capernaum from a distance.

		'''<u>Healing the Paralyzed Man</u>'''

		Described in ''''. Whilst in [[Bethesda]], Jesus heals a man who had been paralyzed for 38 years.

		'''<u>Feeding the 5,000</u>'''

		Described in ''''. A multitude who had followed Jesus to hear his teaching grew hungry, but there was little food, only five barley loaves and two small fish offered by a boy. Jesus gave thanks, broke the loaves, and distributed the food, miraculously multiplying it to feed all 5,000 people, with twelve baskets of leftovers remaining.

		'''<u>Walking on Water</u>'''

		Described in ''''. After feeding the 5,000, Jesus’ disciples set out across the Sea of [[Galilee]] by boat. In the middle of the night, as strong winds and rough waters threatened them, Jesus walked on the water toward their boat. Terrified at first, the disciples recognized him, and he reassured them, saying, "It is I; do not be afraid." When He stepped into the boat, the storm calmed.

		'''<u>Healing the Blind Man</u>'''

		Described in ''''. Jesus heals a man blind from birth, to prove his identity as the Light of the World.

		<u>'''Raising Lazarus from the Dead'''</u>

		Described in ''''. When Jesus learned that his friend [[Lazarus]] had died, he travelled to Bethany, where Lazarus had been in the tomb for four days. Despite the grief of Lazarus's sisters, Mary and Martha, Jesus assured them that he is "the resurrection and the life." At the tomb, Jesus prayed to the Father and then commanded, "Lazarus, come forth!" Lazarus emerged, alive and still wrapped in burial cloths.

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	'''<u>Turning water into wine</u>'''		'''<u>Turning water into wine</u>'''

	Described in ''''. While attending a wedding in the town of Cana, the bride and groom realise they are out of [[wine]]. Jesus turns six stone jars of water, each holding twenty to thirty gallons, into high-quality wine.		Described in ''John 2''. While attending a wedding in the town of Cana, the bride and groom realise they are out of [[wine]]. Jesus turns six stone jars of water, each holding twenty to thirty gallons, into high-quality wine.

	'''<u>Healing the Official’s Son</u>'''		'''<u>Healing the Official’s Son</u>'''

	Described in ~~''''~~. Jesus heals a royal official’s son in Capernaum from a distance.		Described in John 4. Jesus heals a royal official’s son in Capernaum from a distance.

	'''<u>Healing the Paralyzed Man</u>'''		'''<u>Healing the Paralyzed Man</u>'''

	Described in ~~''''~~. Whilst in [[Bethesda]], Jesus heals a man who had been paralyzed for 38 years.		Described in John 5. Whilst in [[Bethesda]], Jesus heals a man who had been paralyzed for 38 years.

	'''<u>Feeding the 5,000</u>'''		'''<u>Feeding the 5,000</u>'''

	Described in ~~''''~~. A multitude who had followed Jesus to hear his teaching grew hungry, but there was little food, only five barley loaves and two small fish offered by a boy. Jesus gave thanks, broke the loaves, and distributed the food, miraculously multiplying it to feed all 5,000 people, with twelve baskets of leftovers remaining.		Described in John 6. A multitude who had followed Jesus to hear his teaching grew hungry, but there was little food, only five barley loaves and two small fish offered by a boy. Jesus gave thanks, broke the loaves, and distributed the food, miraculously multiplying it to feed all 5,000 people, with twelve baskets of leftovers remaining.

	'''<u>Walking on Water</u>'''		'''<u>Walking on Water</u>'''

	Described in ~~''''~~. After feeding the 5,000, Jesus’ disciples set out across the Sea of [[Galilee]] by boat. In the middle of the night, as strong winds and rough waters threatened them, Jesus walked on the water toward their boat. Terrified at first, the disciples recognized him, and he reassured them, saying, "It is I; do not be afraid." When He stepped into the boat, the storm calmed.		Described in John 6. After feeding the 5,000, Jesus’ disciples set out across the Sea of [[Galilee]] by boat. In the middle of the night, as strong winds and rough waters threatened them, Jesus walked on the water toward their boat. Terrified at first, the disciples recognized him, and he reassured them, saying, "It is I; do not be afraid." When He stepped into the boat, the storm calmed.

	'''<u>Healing the Blind Man</u>'''		'''<u>Healing the Blind Man</u>'''

	Described in ~~''''~~. Jesus heals a man blind from birth, to prove his identity as the Light of the World.		Described in John 9. Jesus heals a man blind from birth, to prove his identity as the Light of the World.

	<u>'''Raising Lazarus from the Dead'''</u>		<u>'''Raising Lazarus from the Dead'''</u>

	Described in ~~''''~~. When Jesus learned that his friend [[Lazarus]] had died, he travelled to Bethany, where Lazarus had been in the tomb for four days. Despite the grief of Lazarus's sisters, Mary and Martha, Jesus assured them that he is "the resurrection and the life." At the tomb, Jesus prayed to the Father and then commanded, "Lazarus, come forth!" Lazarus emerged, alive and still wrapped in burial cloths.		Described in John 11. When Jesus learned that his friend [[Lazarus]] had died, he travelled to Bethany, where Lazarus had been in the tomb for four days. Despite the grief of Lazarus's sisters, Mary and Martha, Jesus assured them that he is "the resurrection and the life." At the tomb, Jesus prayed to the Father and then commanded, "Lazarus, come forth!" Lazarus emerged, alive and still wrapped in burial cloths.

			A few other miracles are described along with these in the [[Synoptic Gospels]], which the Gospel of John acknowledges, saying:

			<big>''"There are also many other things that Jesus did; if every one of them were written down, I suppose that the world itself could not contain the books that would be written." - Gospel of John 21:25''</big>