Quotes About Miracle

To be touched with love was a kind of miracle.

They blended religion and art and science because, at base, science is no more than an investigation of a miracle we can never explain, and art is an interpretation of that miracle.

Still—nowadays, the most impossible things are possible.

our bodies often give us electric shocks, sometimes to the tune of dozens a day. It's not dangerous. We are electric after all, which is hard to remember because inside we are so wet. I breathe in and out, thinking we are really machines, fleshy machines, oxygen in, carbon dioxide out. Why am I not aware of this more often, us being such miracles, so well put together? Alive!

And to live at all is miracle enough.

Life is fragile, fleeting, and precious. And to live at all is miracle enough.

What an achievement a moment of calm now is, what a minor miracle the ability to fall asleep or to talk undistracted with a friend – and what monastic discipline would be required to make us turn away from the maelstrom of news and listen for a day to nothing but the rain and our own thoughts.

That's unnatural.' 'Some would call it a miracle. Careful of the word unnatural. It reeks of arrogance. You are assuming you know the boundaries of nature. You don't. There is more to life than your eyes can see. More than you can ever imagine. Nature comes from the mind of God. It is infinite. The finite human mind can never fathom it in totality.

How'd you do that?" Riker gasped as he followed Scott out into the dim corridor. "Oh, you'd have to take my course in alternative signals at the academy. New term starts in September." "Scotty, you're a miracle worker." "No, lad, I'm an engineer.

Elliott, Marvin L. "Miracle of Hickory: Mass Media and the 'Miracle'." (2007), North Dakota State University.

Our nation was conceived in liberty and dedicated to protecting the inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness of the individual, not of the collective or groups of special interests. The miracle of the Constitution is the simple genius of limited government and its singular devotion to protecting individual liberty.

The throne of God in the world is not on human thrones, but in human depths, in the manger. Standing around his throne there are no flattering vassals but dark, unknown, questionable figures who cannot get their fill of this miracle and want to live entirely by the mercy of God.

Is it not a miracle that where Jesus has really become Lord over people, peace reigns?

When a preacher opens the Bible and interprets the word of God, a mystery takes place, a miracle: the grace of God, who comes down from heaven into our midst and speaks to us, knocks on our door, asks questions, warns us, puts pressure on us, alarms us, threatens us, and makes us joyful again and free and sure.

The first miracle Jesus performed was instant winemaking. No wonder people loved Him! He probably received a bunch of wedding invitations after that one.

A real miracle's a reminder and a warning that the line that separates the possible from the impossible isn't as firm as we like to think it is.

36 Mas Jesús, oyendo lo que decían, dijo al jefe de la sinagoga: No temas; ten fe solamente. 37 Y no permitió que le siguiese ninguno, fuera de Pedro, y Santiago, y Juan el hermano de Santiago. 38 Llegados que fueron a casa del jefe de la sinagoga, ve la confusión, y los grandes lloros y alaridos de aquella gente. 39 Y entrando, les dice: ¿De qué se afligen tánto, y lloran? La muchacha no está muerta, sino dormida.

Señor, si tú quieres, puedes limpiarme. 3 Y Jesús extendiendo la mano, lo tocó, diciendo: Quiero. Queda limpio. Y al instante quedó curado

21 Y respondiendo Jesús, les dijo: En verdad les digo, que si tienen fe, y no andan vacilando, no solamente harán esto de la higuera, sino que aun cuando digan a este monte: Arráncate, y arrójate al mar, así lo hará. 22 Y todo cuanto pidan en la oración, como tengan fe, lo alcanzarán. 23

40 Entonces Pedro habiendo hecho salir a toda la gente, poniéndose de rodillas, hizo oración; y vuelto al cadáver, dijo: Tabita, levántate. Al instante abrió ella los ojos: y viendo a Pedro, se incorporó. 41

3 Y como viniese a faltar el vino, dijo a Jesús su madre: No tienen vino. 4 Le respondió Jesús: Mujer, ¿qué nos va a mí y a ti? Aún no es llegada mi hora. 5 Dijo entonces su madre a los sirvientes: Hagan lo que él les dirá.

Señor, sálvame. 31 Al punto Jesús, extendiendo la mano, lo cogió del brazo, y le dijo: Hombre de poca fe, ¿por qué has titubeado?

El cual le dio por respuesta: No es justo tomar el pan de los hijos, y echarlo a los perros. 27 Mas ella dijo: Es verdad, Señor, pero los perritos comen a lo menos de las migajas que caen de la mesa de sus amos. 28 Entonces Jesús respondiendo, le dice: ¡Oh mujer! grande es tu fe: hágase conforme tú lo deseas. Y en la misma hora su hija quedó curada. 29

54 Jesús pues la cogió de la mano y dijo en alta voz: Niña levántate. 55 Y de repente volvió su alma al cuerpo, y se levantó al instante. Y Jesús mandó que le diesen de comer. 56 Y quedaron sus padres llenos de asombro, a los cuales mandó que a nadie dijesen lo que había sucedido. 9