Miracles of Our Lord

"Miracles of Our Lord" by George MacDonald is a study of Jesus' miracles, created to examine what they mean as signs of God's power and qualities. MacDonald puts forward the idea that miracles do two things: show Jesus' strength as God and teach important lessons about God's character and how the world works. The book begins with an introduction on how to understand the miracles, showing that they lead to a greater understanding of how humans relate to God. The author shows respect and curiosity, wondering about what faith and spiritual understanding truly mean. He believes that real faith goes beyond just believing in miracles; it's about forming a close relationship with God. Reflecting on miracles, such as Jesus turning water into wine, MacDonald proposes that they not only heal people but also show the changing power of love and God's presence in daily life, pushing readers to consider the wider effects of these events and how they relate to faith and personal recovery.