Jesus raises the widow's son

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978-0-7586-2576-2

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21 cm.

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232.955 DRE j

The wedding at Cana

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ISBN/ISSN

978-0-7586-5034-4

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21 cm.

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232.955 BAD w

Miracles: Cambridge studies in their philosophy and history

This book has a distinguished lineage, including among its former chairmen F. C. Burkitt and C.H. Dodd. There were giants in those days, both in the chair and round the table. Of the essays which f…

Lima roti dan dua ikan=five loaves and two fish

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ISBN/ISSN

978-602-8009-93-5

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24p.; 21 cm.

Series Title

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232.955 PER l

The God of miracles: an exegetical examination of God action in the world

By bringing together what the Bible teaches about miracles; "nature," "cause," and special divine action, Collins effectively takes on the God-of-the-gaps position and answers with a persuasive "ye…

The reasonableness of Christianity

This is "The Book" that amplifies the major concepts in the Bible and creates the best arguments for Protestantism. These ideas and thoughts had circulated among the Protestant faith for nearly a c…

The miracles: exploring the mystery of Jesus divine works

Most Christians know the stories of Jesus healing people and controlling nature, but many are less sure why Jesus did these things or how they relate to their lives today. Theologian, professor, an…

The miracles of our Lord, v.2: miracles and parables..

In our own street we meet here and there with a blind beggar, but they swarm in eastern cities. Ophthalmia is the sourge of Egypt and Syria, and Volney declares that in Cairo, out of a hundred pers…

The miracles of our Lord, v.1: miracles and parables..

In our own street we meet here and there with a blind beggar, but they swarm in eastern cities. Ophthalmia is the sourge of Egypt and Syria, and Volney declares that in Cairo, out of a hundred pers…

The miracles of our Lord, v.3: miracles and parables..

In our own street we meet here and there with a blind beggar, but they swarm in eastern cities. Ophthalmia is the sourge of Egypt and Syria, and Volney declares that in Cairo, out of a hundred pers…