THE
MIRACLES OF JESUS CHRIST
Instructor:
Paul Ditoro
Syllabus:
Your assignments will
include a variety of question types; some are complete the sentence, fill in the
blanks, and research.
An
important word concerning procedure:
Your use of the KJV or NKJV will help to ensure that we are all on the same page.
Copy each question then skip a space and write your answer beneath the question. Present the questions in regular type and the answers in contrasting color or bold type. This will better enable me to read and consider your work.
Example:
1. This is the question
one.
This is your answer to question
two.
Your
assignments will consist of:
I
– Weekly assignments (Due
by Saturday of each week)
II
– Term
research project
[see II -
below] (Due by week
six of the term)
I – Weekly Assignments
Categories of miracles (N,
SD, C, R)
SD = Miracles over sickness and disease
C = Miracles casting out devils
R = Miracles raising the dead
2.
Since much opposition arose from the Jews because Jesus worked miracles on the
Sabbath, make a note of each miracle that was worked on the Sabbath.
3.
So, next to your notation of (Category: N), type [“Sabbath”]
if this miracle occurred on the Sabbath. You will readily see how to do this
when you actually look at the lessons on the individual miracles and see the
places I have for you to make these notation
Study the assigned
passages, answer the questions.
Lesson Two:
(Do
not forget to indicate the type of miracle and whether it was on the Sabbath)
1. Water Made Wine at
2.
Healing the Nobleman’s Son (Jn.
3.
The Draught of Fish (Lk. 5:1-11),
4.
The Man with an Unclean Spirit (Mk. 1:23-26; Luke 4:33-35),
5.
Healing Simon’s Mother-in-Law (Mt.8:14-15; Mk.1:30-31; Lk.
4:38-39).
Study the assigned
passages, answer the questions.
6. Healing a leper (Mt. 8:2-4; Mk.1:40-45; Lk. 5:12-14),
7. Healing the paralytic (Mt. 9:2-8; Mk. 2:1-12; Lk.
8. Healing the impotent man (Jn. 5:1-16)
9. The man with the withered hand (Mt. 12:9-14; Mk. 3:1-6; Lk.6:6-11)
10. The centurion’s servant (Mt. 8:5-13; Lk. 7:1-10)
Study the assigned
passages, answer the questions.
11. Raising the Widow’s Son at Nain (Lk.
12. Healing the Man Dumb and Blind (Mt.
13. Stilling the Storm (Mt. 8:23-27; Mk. 4:35-41; Lk. 8:22-25)
14. The Gadarene Demoniac (Mt.
15. Raising the Daughter of Jairus (Mt. 9:18-26; Mk. 5:21-43; Lk.
8:40-56)
16. Healing the Afflicted Woman (Mt.9:20-22; Mk. 5:25-34)
17. Two Blind Men and a Dumb Demoniac (Mt.
18. Feeding the Five Thousand (Mt. 14:13-23; Mk. 6:30-46; Lk.9:10-17;
Jn 6:1-15)
19. Jesus Walking on the Water (Mt. 14:24-36; Mk. 6:47-56; Jn 6:16-21)
20. The Daughter of the Syrophoenician Woman (Mt.
Mk.7:24-30)
21. Healing of the Deaf and Dumb Man (Mt. 15:29-31; Mk.7:31-37)
Study the assigned
passages, answer the questions.
Lesson Six:
(Term Research Project Due at this time)
22. Feeding the Four Thousand (Mt.
23. Healing the Blind Man Near
24. The Demoniac Boy (Mt. 17:14-20; Mk. 9:14-29; Lk. 9:37-43)
25.
26. The Man Blind Since Birth (Jn. 9:1-41)
27. The Dumb Demoniac (Lk.
28. The Crippled Woman (Lk.
29. The Man with Dropsy (Lk. 14:1-6)
30. The Raising of Lazarus
(Jn. 11:1-6)
31. The Ten Lepers (Lk.
33. The Withered Fig Tree (Mt. 21:20-22; Mk. 11:20-25)
34. Healing Malchus’ Ear
(Mt. 26:50-51; Mk.
35. The Draught of Fish (Jn
21:6-11)
A. Complete Definitions
Miracles are accounted for by noticing very nature of God
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and we want to consider the threefold nature of God. Use a good dictionary to
define these three terms:
1. God is Omnipotent.
Define OMNIPOTENCE --
2.
God is Omnipresent. Define OMNIPRESENCE --
3. God is Omniscient. Define OMNISCIENCE --
Because
of the nature of God certain wonderful occurrences are recorded concerning Jesus
which are not mentioned in the traditional lists of about 35 miracles of Christ.
One of these wonderful occurrences is recorded in John 1:43-50. While not listed
in the traditional lists of miracles, this remarkable occurrence did result in
causing belief.
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End Syllabus
[Introduction] [Lesson One] [Lesson Two] [Lesson Three] [Lesson Four] [Lesson Five] [Lesson Six] [Lesson Seven] [Lesson Eight]