Volume IV
Miracles Wrought by the Holy Ghost
Vol. IV, p. xxvii
Begins on Vol. IV, p. xxvii
And by the Apostles and Other Disciples, Etc.
| Year of Our Lord | By Whom Wrought | Characteristics of the Miracles | Where Wrought | The Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (B.C. 6) | Angel Gabriel | Zacharias is punished for unbelief by being deprived of Speech for a season | Jerusalem—Temple | Luke i. 11-23, 57-79. |
| 27 | An Angel | Curative Properties are imparted to the Pool of Bethesda | Jerusalem | John v. 2-4. |
| 27 | The Apostles | Devils are cast out and many Sick Persons cured | Throughout Galilee | Mark vi. 7, 13. |
| 28 | One not a Disciple | Devils are cast out | Place not recorded | Mark ix. 38-40. |
| 28 | The Seventy Disciples | Devils are subject to them through the Name of JESUS | Galilee | Luke x. 17. |
| 29 | The HOLY GHOST | The Power of Speaking Languages they had not learned bestowed on the Apostles and Disciples of the Ascended JESUS | Jer.—upper room | Acts ii. 1-42. |
| 29 & 30 | The Apostles | Their Commission is attested by many Signs and Wonders | Acts ii. 43; v. 12-16; Mark xvi. 20. | |
| 29 | St. Peter (with St. John) | A Man lame from his birth is enabled to “walk and leap” | Jer.—Gate Beautiful | Acts iii.-iv. 16. |
| 30 | St. Peter | Ananias and Sapphira are struck dead for lying to the HOLY GHOST | Jerusalem | Acts v. 1-11. |
| 30 | The Angel of the Lord | Some of the Apostles, having been cast into prison, are delivered, without the doors being opened or the guard disturbed | Jerusalem | Acts v. 17-24. |
| 31 | St. Stephen, the Deacon | Being “full of Faith and Power,” does Wonders and Miracles among the people | Judea | Acts vi. 8. |
| 32 | St. Philip, the Deacon | Unclean Spirits are cast out, and many cases of Palsy, Lameness, etc., are cured | A city of Samaria | Acts viii. 6-13. |
| 32 | SPIRIT of the Lord | St. Philip, having Baptized the Eunuch, is “caught away” and taken to Azotus | Near Gaza | Acts viii. 39, 40. |
| 33 | The Glorified JESUS | A Series of Miracles connected with the Conversion of Saul of Tarsus | Near Damascus | Acts ix. 3-18. |
| 37 | St. Peter | Eneas?, who had been Bedfast with Palsy for eight years, is “made whole” | Lydda | Acts ix. 33-35. |
| 37 | St. Peter | Dorcas (or Tabitha) is raised from the dead | Joppa | Acts ix. 36-42. |
| 44 | The Angel of the Lord | St. Peter, being in chains and in prison, is delivered | Jerusalem | Acts xii. 4-17. |
| 44 | The Angel of the Lord | Herod Agrippa I. dies, because he fails to rebuke impious flattery | Cæsarea | Acts xii. 21-23. |
| 45 | St. Paul, the Apostle | Elymas, the Sorcerer, trying to prevent the Conversion of Sergius Paulus, is stricken with temporary total blindness | Paphos | Acts xiii. 6-12. |
| 46 | St. Paul | A Man who had been such a Cripple from Birth that he “never had walked” is enabled to “walk and leap” | Lystra | Acts xiv. 8-11. |
| 53 | St. Paul | Casts out a Spirit of Divination | Philippi | Acts xvi. 18. |
| 53 | By an earthquake | St. Paul and Silas having been cast into prison, their feet fast in stocks, the prison doors are opened, the stocks loosed | Philippi | Acts xvi. 23-34. |
| 57 | St. Paul | Special Miracles are wrought without his seeing the objects | Ephesus | Acts xix. 11, 12. |
| 60 | St. Paul | Eutychus, killed by a fall from a window, is restored to life | Troas | Acts xx. 9-12. |
| 62 | St. Paul | A Deadly Viper proves harmless | Island of Melita | Acts xxviii. 3-6. |
| 62 | St. Paul | The father of Publius, and many other Sick Persons, cured | Island of Melita | Acts xxviii. 7-9. |