In ancient times, holy men and gods were expected to be capable of curing illnesses or, in extreme cases, raising people from the dead. What they were not expected to do was to re-attach severed limbs, in fact any such claim would have been met with total disbelief. Holy men sometimes used spit to effect their miracullous cures, perhaps for dramatic effect. So, a miracle was often a cure that could not be explained naturally, but it could also be an awe-inspiring act to overcome natural forces.
Jesus is reported to have performed many miracles while he was on earth. Two of the earliest miracles reported by the author of Mark's Gospel are the cure of the deaf and dumb man (7:32), and of the blind man (8:23). On both occasions, Jesus had to use spit to cure the sufferer, in one case repeating the act before it was fully effective.
Another miracle involved Jesus walking on water, on the Sea of Galilee. The only previous occasion that this miracle is said to have occurred was when Homer described the god Hermes walking on water in similar circumstances.
Yes, if it will mean ownership. Example: Miracle Center Worship Team's regulations
A nature miracle is a miracle that defies the laws of nature, for example, the parting of the red sea :)
One example of miracle plays in the origin of English drama is the "Chester Mystery Plays," which were performed in medieval times to depict biblical stories and miracles. These plays were often staged outdoors in cycles to educate and entertain audiences about religious themes. Miracle plays became popular during the Middle Ages and were an important precursor to modern English drama.
Normally, one miracle must be proven for beatification and one additional for canonization. Under extraordinary conditions(martyrdom, for example) the pope can drop one miracle from the requirement.
Miracle is a noun.
Luke 23:8 - Now when Herod saw Jesus, he was exceedingly glad; for he had desired for a long time to see Him, because he had heard many things about Him, and he hoped to see some miracle done by Him. The word translated "miracle" is the Greek "semeion," which means "a sign, mark, token; an unusual occurence, transcending the common course of nature."
A miracle is an extraordinary event attributed to some supernatural agency, such as God.An example of a miracle is Hermes walking on water in the Homeric epic, the Iliad. Another example of a miracle is Jesus walking on water in the gospels.Many miracles involve curing the sick or raising persons from the dead. In recent times, the Catholic Church has claimed to document many miracles needed to canonise new saints, mostly involving cancer cures. It seems that no matter how common these miraculous cures are, people are no longer raised from the dead.
Scientists have engineered a type of lettuce with this affect. two grams of the lettuce has the same affect as one miracle berry.
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