Bibelske Mirakler

God appeared to Moses in a bush that burned but was not consumed.

God turned Moses' staff into a serpent and back again as a sign.

God parted the Red Sea so Israel could cross on dry ground.

Moses threw a tree into the bitter waters and they became sweet.

God led Israel by a pillar of cloud by day and fire by night.

The Jordan River stopped flowing so Israel could cross on dry ground.

The walls of Jericho collapsed after Israel marched around the city seven times.

The sun stood still for about a full day so Israel could defeat their enemies.

God commanded ravens to bring bread and meat to Elijah at the brook Cherith.

Fire from the Lord fell and consumed the sacrifice, the wood, stones, and water.

Elijah struck the Jordan with his cloak and the waters divided.

Elisha struck the Jordan with Elijah's cloak and the waters divided.

Elisha healed the bad water of Jericho by throwing salt into the spring.

Elisha made a borrowed iron axe head float on the water.

God shut the lions' mouths and Daniel was not harmed.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego survived the furnace unharmed; a fourth figure appeared.

God appointed a great fish to swallow Jonah, who survived three days inside.

The Lord opened the mouth of Balaam's donkey and it spoke to him.

God provided bread from heaven daily for Israel in the wilderness for 40 years.

God sent quail from the sea to feed the complaining Israelites.

Moses struck the rock and water came out for the people to drink.

Moses struck the rock twice and water gushed out abundantly.

The widow's jar of flour and jug of oil did not run out during the famine.

Elisha multiplied a widow's small jar of oil to fill many vessels.

Elisha fed 100 men with 20 loaves of barley and had leftovers.

Elisha purified a pot of stew that contained poisonous gourds.

The Nile and all waters of Egypt were turned to blood.

Frogs came up and covered the land of Egypt.

All the dust of the earth became gnats throughout Egypt.

Dense swarms of flies covered Egypt, but not the land of Goshen.

A severe plague struck all Egyptian livestock, but none of Israel's died.

Festering boils broke out on all Egyptians and their animals.

Hail mixed with fire struck everything in Egypt, but not Goshen.

Locusts covered all the land and ate every plant that the hail had left.

Total darkness covered Egypt for three days, but Israel had light.

The Lord struck down every firstborn in Egypt at midnight.

God rained fire and sulfur on Sodom and Gomorrah, destroying them completely.

Lot's wife looked back at Sodom and became a pillar of salt.

The ground split open and swallowed Korah and his followers alive.

Uzzah was struck dead for touching the Ark of the Covenant.

God made Moses' hand leprous and then restored it as a sign.

Miriam was struck with leprosy and healed after Moses prayed.

Naaman was healed of leprosy after washing seven times in the Jordan.

God healed King Hezekiah and added fifteen years to his life.

Anyone bitten by a serpent who looked at the bronze serpent lived.

Elijah stretched himself on the child three times and the boy's life returned.

Elisha lay on the dead child and he sneezed seven times and opened his eyes.

A dead man thrown into Elisha's tomb came to life when he touched the bones.

Jesus touched a leper and immediately his leprosy was cleansed.

Jesus healed the centurion's paralyzed servant with just a word.

Jesus touched her hand and the fever left her; she got up and served him.

Jesus forgave the paralytic's sins and told him to take up his mat and walk.

A woman who had bled for 12 years was healed by touching Jesus' garment.

Jesus touched their eyes and their sight was restored.

Jesus healed a man's withered hand on the Sabbath in the synagogue.

Jesus put his fingers in the man's ears, said "Ephphatha!" and he could hear and speak.

Jesus healed a blind man in two stages — first blurry sight, then clear vision.

Jesus made clay, anointed the blind man's eyes, and told him to wash in Siloam.

Jesus healed blind Bartimaeus who cried out in faith by the roadside.

Jesus healed a woman who had been bent over for 18 years.

Jesus healed a man suffering from dropsy on the Sabbath at a Pharisee's house.

Jesus cleansed ten lepers; only one — a Samaritan — returned to give thanks.

Jesus healed the ear of the high priest's servant, cut off by Peter.

Jesus healed a man who had been an invalid for 38 years.

Jesus healed a royal official's dying son from a distance with a word.

Jesus turned water into wine at the wedding in Cana — his first recorded miracle.

Jesus rebuked the wind and said "Peace, be still!" and the storm ceased.

Jesus multiplied five loaves and two fish to feed over 5,000 people.

Jesus walked on the Sea of Galilee to reach his disciples' boat.

Jesus multiplied seven loaves and a few fish to feed 4,000 men plus families.

Peter found a coin in a fish's mouth to pay the temple tax.

Jesus cursed a barren fig tree and it withered by the next morning.

After fishing all night with nothing, they caught so many fish their nets began to break.

After the resurrection, Jesus directed the disciples to catch 153 large fish.

Jesus rebuked the unclean spirit and it came out with a loud cry.

Jesus cast out a legion of demons from a man; they entered a herd of pigs.

Jesus freed the daughter of a Gentile woman from an unclean spirit.

Jesus cast out a deaf and mute spirit from a boy the disciples could not heal.

Jesus cast out a demon and the mute man spoke; the crowds marveled.

Jesus took the dead girl by the hand and said "Talitha koum!" — she got up.

Jesus touched the coffin and said "Young man, arise!" and the dead man sat up.

Jesus called "Lazarus, come forth!" and the man dead four days walked out.

Jesus rose from the dead on the third day, conquering death itself.

The Holy Spirit descended with wind and tongues of fire; the apostles spoke in other languages.

Peter told a lame man "In the name of Jesus, walk!" and he leaped up.

Ananias and Sapphira fell dead for lying about their offering to the church.

People laid the sick in the street so Peter's shadow might fall on them and heal them.

The Spirit of the Lord snatched Philip away and he appeared in another city.

Jesus appeared to Saul in blinding light; Ananias healed his blindness.

Peter knelt and prayed, then said "Tabitha, arise!" and she opened her eyes.

An angel freed Peter from chains and led him past the guards out of prison.

Paul told a man crippled from birth to stand up, and he leaped and walked.

An earthquake opened the prison doors and unfastened all the chains.

A young man fell from a window and died; Paul embraced him and his life returned.

A venomous snake bit Paul on Malta, but he suffered no harm.

Paul prayed and healed the father of Publius from fever and dysentery.