Volume IV
The Miracles of Our Lord
Vol. IV, p. xiii
Begins on Vol. IV, p. xiii
With Those Performed not by Him Directly, but to Attest His Divinity.
§Miracles of Raising the Dead
| Order | Year of Our Lord | Where Wrought | The Miracles, Classified | Where Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XII. | 27 | Nain | The Only Son of a Widow—as they were Bearing him to the Grave. | Luke vii. 11-16. |
| XVIII. | 27 | Capernaum | The Daughter of Jairus, the Ruler of the Synagogue | Mark v. 22-24, 35-43; Matt. ix. 18-26; Luke viii. 41, 42, 49-56. |
| XXXV. | 29 | Bethany | Lazarus—when he had been Dead Four Days | John xi. 32-44. |
| XLI. | 29 | Garden of Joseph. | His Own Body—the Third Day from Interment | Luke xxiv. 1-7; John xix. 42-xx. 14; Mark xvi. 9-11. |
§Miracles of Exorcising Devils
| Order | Year of Our Lord | Where Wrought | The Miracles, Classified | Where Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IV. | 27 | Capernaum | The Man—of an Unclean Spirit | Mark i. 23-26; Luke iv. 33-37. |
| XIII. | 27 | Capernaum | The Demoniac who was Blind and Dumb | Matt. xii. 22, 23; Mark iii. 19-30; Luke xi. 14-23. |
| XV. | 27 | Gadara | The Two Men Possessed of Legion, exceeding fierce | Matt. viii. 28-34; compare Luke viii. 26-39; and Mark v. 1-20. |
| XX. | 27 | Capernaum | The Dumb Man Possessed of a Devil | Matt. ix. 32-35. |
| XXIV. | 28 | Borders of Tyre and Sidon | The Daughter of the Syrophœnician Woman | Mark vii. 24-30; Matt. xv. 22-28. |
| XXVIII. | 28 | Plain of Galilee | The Lunatic Boy, the Disciples having failed | Matt. xvii. 14-21; compare Mark ix. 14-39; Luke xi. 37-43. |
| XXXI. | 29 | Capernaum | The Devil that was Dumb | Luke ix. 14-26. |
§Miracles of Healing
| Order | Year of Our Lord | Where Wrought | The Miracles, Classified | Where Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| II. | 27 | Cana | Nobleman's Son—of a Fever | John iv. 46-54. |
| VI. | 27 | Capernaum | Peter's Mother-in-law—of a Fever | Mark i. 29-31; Matt. viii. 14-17; Luke iv. 38, 39. |
| VII. | 27 | Near Chorazin | A Man full of Leprosy | Mark i. 40-45; Matt. viii. 2-4; Luke v. 12-16. |
| VIII. | 27 | Capernaum | The Man borne by four—of Palsy | Mark ii. 3-12; Matt. ix. 1-8; Luke v. 17-26. |
| IX. | 27 | Pool of Bethesda | The Impotent Man who had been afflicted thirty-eight years | John v. 1-16. |
| X. | 27 | Capernaum | The Man with Withered Hand | Mark iii. 1-5; Luke vi. 6-10; compare Matt. xii. 9-13. |
| XI. | 27 | Capernaum | The Centurion's Servant—of Palsy | Matt. viii. 5-13; Luke vii. 1-10. |
| XVII. | 27 | Capernaum | The Woman who had been twelve years afflicted with Issue of Blood | Mark v. 25-34; Luke viii. 43-48; Matt. ix. 20-22. |
| XIX. | 27 | Capernaum | Sight Restored to Two Men | Matt. ix. 27-31. |
| XXV. | 28 | Decapolis | Hearing and Speech Restored to a Man | Mark vii. 32-37. |
| XXVII. | 28 | Bethsaida | Sight Restored to a Man | Mark viii. 22-26. |
| XXX. | 29 | Pool of Siloam | Sight Given to a Man who was Born Blind | John ix. |
| XXXII. | 29 | Galilee | A Woman who had been eighteen years afflicted | Luke xiii. 11-17. |
| XXXIII. | 29 | Near Jerusalem | A Man—of Dropsy | Luke xiv. 1-6. |
| XXXIV. | 29 | Near Jerusalem | Ten Men—of Leprosy | Luke xvii. 11-19. |
| XXXVI. | 29 | Jericho (entering). | Sight Restored to a Beggar | Luke xviii. 35-43 Compare Matt. xx. 29-34. |
| XXXVII. | 29 | Jericho (leaving) | Sight Restored to Bartimeus | Mark x. 46-52. |
| XL. | 29 | Gethsemane | The Ear of Malchus, or Marcus, the High-priest's Servant | Luke xxii. 50, 51. |
§Miracles of Supply
| Order | Year of Our Lord | Where Wrought | The Miracles, Classified | Where Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I. | 27 | Cana | Water Converted into Wine | John ii. 1-11. |
| III. | 27 | Sea of Galilee | Peter's Net filled with Immense Draught of Fish | Luke v. 1-11. |
| XXI. | 28 | Decapolis | Five Thousand Men, besides Women and Children, Fed | Matt. xiv. 15-21; Mark vi. 35-44; Luke ix. 12-17; compare John vi. 5-14. |
| XXVI. | 28 | Decapolis | Four Thousand Men, besides Women and Children, Fed | Matt. xv. 32-39; Mark viii. 1-10. |
| XXIX. | 28 | Sea of Galilee | A Fish Furnishes Tribute Money | Matt. xvii. 27. |
| XLII. | 29 | Sea of Galilee | A Great Haul of Fish | John xxi. 6-14. |
§Miracles of Judgment
| Order | Year of Our Lord | Where Wrought | The Miracles, Classified | Where Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XVI. | 27 | Gadara | The Swine Run down a Steep place into the Sea, and are drowned | Matt. viii. 30-32. |
| XXXVIII. | 29 | Near Bethany | The Fig Tree Withered | Matt. xxi. 18-21; Mark xi. 12-14, 20-24?. |
§Miracles of Deliverance
| Order | Year of Our Lord | Where Wrought | The Miracles, Classified | Where Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| V. | 27 | Nazareth | He Delivers Himself from His Enemies | Luke iv. 30. |
| XIV. | 27 | Sea of Galilee | The Wind and Sea Obey His Word | Mark iv. 37-41; Matt. viii. 23-27; Luke viii. 22-25. |
| XXII. | 28 | Sea of Galilee | Peter Saved, trying to Walk on the Sea, as Jesus was Walking | Matt. xiv. 28-31; Mark vi. 45-52. |
| XXIII. | 28 | Sea of Galilee | The Wind Ceases, and the Vessel is Instantly at the Land | John vi. 21; Mark vi. 51, 52. |
| XXXIX. | 29 | Gethsemane | Those Sent to Apprehend Him Fall Backward | John xviii. 4-6. |
§Miracles Wrought not Directly by Him, but to Attest His Divinity
| Order | Year of Our Lord | Where Wrought | The Miracles, Classified | Where Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B.C. 4 | The Guidance of the Magi by a Star to Bethlehem | Matt. ii. 1-9. | ||
| A.D.26 | Bethabara | The Signs at His Baptism | Matt. iii. 16, 17; Mark i. 9-12; Luke iii. 21-23. | |
| 28 | Mount Tabor | The Signs at His Transfiguration | Matt. xvii. 1-14; Luke ix. 28-37; Mark ix. 1-14. | |
| 29 | Jerusalem | The Answer to His Prayer | John xii. 28-30. | |
| 29 | Calvary | The Signs at His Death | Matt. xxvii. 45-53. | |
| 29 | Garden of Joseph. | The Signs at His Resurrection | Matt. xxviii. 2; Mark xvi. 4. | |
| 29 | Bethany | The Signs at His Ascension | Matt. xvi. 19; Luke xxiv. 50, 51; Acts i. 6-12. |
Note.—The earnest student of the Holy Word cannot but be impressed with the beneficent character of our Lord's Miracles, entirely in accord with the Mission of Love of Him who "went about doing good." This Table necessarily includes but a few of the many wonder-works of Jesus—see Matt. iv. 23, 24; xiv. 14; xv. 30; xix. 2; xxi. 14; John xx. 30; xxi. 25; Luke vii. 21. The same remark will apply to the Tables of Parables, Prophecies, Prayers and Discourses.