The Miracles of Yeshua: Thirty-Nine Acts That Could Not Be Explained Away

Thirty-nine times, the Gospels record something that should not have happened.A leper is touched - and cleansed. A funeral procession halts, and a widow's only son sits up on the bier. A storm on the Sea of Galilee does not subside; it stops. A man four days in the tomb walks out still bound in his grave clothes. And on the third day after a Roman execution squad certified His death, the tomb of Yeshua Himself is found empty.These accounts have been debated for two thousand years - usually one at a time, as isolated stories. This book takes a different approach. It examines all thirty-nine together, as a single body of evidence, and asks what they reveal when read as a whole.A physician's perspectiveDr. Abraham Mathews has spent decades in medicine and surgical oncology, and that vantage point shapes every page. What was first-century leprosy, and why did it destroy fingers? What does thirty-eight years of disability do to a person before you ever offer to heal it? Why does a woman bleeding for twelve years arrive exhausted and destitute? What does "blood and water" from a spear wound actually indicate?Medicine can diagnose, operate, prescribe and palliate. It has never once reversed death. This book honours what medicine can do - and is honest about where it stops.What you will find inside- All 39 miracles, cross-referenced across Matthew, Mark, Luke and John- Five categories - nineteen healings, five deliverances, three raisings, ten nature miracles, and the two greatest of all- A full harmonised chronology, with the certain, probable and tentative placements honestly distinguished- The eight Sabbath miracles, and why every one of them provoked conflict- The medical realities behind the healings, written for readers with no medical training- A balanced treatment of divine healing today - affirming the genuine gift, exposing the counterfeits, and naming the harm done by both extremes- Two complete reference tables: by category, and in chronological orderWritten forBelievers who want their faith informed rather than merely felt. Sceptics willing to weigh evidence. Pastors, teachers and small groups. And physicians, nurses and medical students who have stood at a bedside with nothing left to offer.The divine names restoredScripture is quoted throughout from the Divine Names Restored Edition, in which the Hebrew names are returned to the text - YEHOVAH, ELOHIM, RUACH haKODESH, and YESHUA in place of the English Jesus.One questionThe disciples asked it in a boat, in the dark, after the wind died: "Who then is this?"Every miracle in this book is an attempt to answer them.Miracles were never the destination. They were the signposts.