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@merissafitzpatric08: "Por qué JesÚs realizó milagrosLos milagros de JesÚs eran una seÃal de que éleraelMesías.Eran una seÃal de su poder,autoridad y gloria. Eran una seÃal del amor de Diospor las personas.JesÚs realizó muchos milagros, incluyendosanar a las personas, calmar la tormenta y caminarsobre el agua. Estos milagros están registrados en losEvangelios.Sanar a un hombre ciego de nacimiento: JesÚs sanó a un hombreque era ciego denacimientountando sus ojos conbarro y diciéndole que se lavara en el estanque deSiloé.Resucitar al hijo de la viuda: JesÚs resucitó alhijo de la viuda de entre los muertos.Alimentar a 5,000 personas: JesÚs alimentó a 5,000 personascon cinco panes y dos peces.Convertir agua en vino: JesÚs transformó aguaen vino en una boda en Caná de Galilea."

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