Foundational Principles (4): Miracles
This article examines the biblical purpose of miracles as authenticating signs that confirmed God's messengers and their divine messages, using Moses and the burning bush account as a foundational example. Laning argues that miracles served a specific historical function to establish the authority of God's Word and discusses whether such miraculous signs continue today, while previewing a subsequent treatment of false signs and wonders performed by false prophets.
Previous article in this series: September 1, 2015, p. 467. The Spirit of God spoke through men that He inspired, and the Scriptures are the one and only infallibly inspired record of what the Spirit has said. God has warned about the severe judgment that will come upon anyone who adds to that Word or subtracts from it. Many who hate what God says have taken no heed to His warning. In a variety of ways they have attempted to corrupt the Word of God by adding to it and subtracting from it as...
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