miracles

Now this is enough, namely, exclusion of inconsistency, along with miracles.

I need not, therefore, repeat what I there said, nor what was shown under the third head in the chapter on miracles.

The reasonable things in the Bible could safely be doubted, but to deny the miracles was like the sin against the Holy Ghost.

They believed in miracles and especially in the miraculous healing of diseases.

And then, miracle of miracles, her face was crushed down against him, and he felt her sweet warm touch.

But the deepest annoyance arising from the miracles would be the irrelevance of the issue raised by them.

Teevan never let him forget that he required signs and miracles, like the doubting ones of old.

For, shortly after Xavier's heroic and beautiful death in 1552, stories of miracles wrought by him began to appear.

The miracles of the gospel could not astonish a people who held with intrepid faith the more splendid prodigies of the Mosaic law.

It is also assumed in some quarters that an educated man cannot believe in miracles, or answers to prayer, or special providences.