Miracles and Teachings

What is a miracle according to the?

• An event that follows the laws of nature

• An event that is an exception to the laws of nature

• A common event

• An event with a natural explanation

Fill in the blank: A miracle must be an unusual event that can be ______ by others.

• perceived

• ignored

• overlooked

• dismissed

Which of the following is NOT a component of a miracle?

• It must be an unusual event that can be perceived by others

• It has a natural explanation

• It is attributed to an act of God

• It has no natural explanation

Why did Jesus perform miracles?

• To glorify God the Father

• To show that the effects of sins cannot be reversed

• To reveal his Messianic identity and compassion

• To give hope and inspiration to his followers

• To validate and vindicate his teachings

The four types of miracles listed are:

• Healing, Exorcism, Resurrection, Nature

• Creation, Healing, Destruction, Transformation

• Healing, Prophecy, Exorcism, Nature

• Resurrection, Healing, Exorcism, Prophecy

Which of the following is a style of miracle?

• Touch Only

• Dance Only

• Music Only

• Art Only

What style of miracle involves 'Sight & Hearing'?

• Healing

• Prophecy

• Exorcism

• Resurrection

What style of miracle involves 'Deaf & Mute'?

• Healing

• Exorcism

• Nature

• Resurrection

Where did Jesus perform his first miracle?

• At the Wedding at Cana

• In the desert

• At the Sea of Galilee

• In Jerusalem

Who led Jesus into the wilderness according to Luke 4:1-10?

• The Holy Spirit

• Satan

• John the Baptist

• An angel