biblical miracles

Biblical miracles are extraordinary events recorded in religious texts, believed to be acts of divine intervention beyond natural laws. They serve to demonstrate God's power, affirm faith, or reveal divine purpose—such as Jesus turning water into wine or calming storms. While they are perceived as supernatural by believers, these stories also have deep spiritual and theological significance, symbolizing hope, divine authority, and God's ongoing relationship with humanity. Miracles are viewed differently across perspectives, but they largely function as profound examples of the divine breaking into the natural world to inspire, instruct, or confirm faith.