There is an explanation, but not in the sense of the natural sciences. Dennis R. MacDonald (The Homeric Epics and the Gospel of Mark) has demonstrated that there are many clear parallels between the Epics of Homer and the gospel stories. Just as the god Hermes walked on water to reach Priam, so also Jesus walked on water in similar circumstances.
On this view, the story of Jesus walking on water is likely a copy of the older account by Homer.
There is no record of Christ having done so. In the case of Peter, Christ did not make him walk upon the water, but it was a test of Peters faith that he could if he so desired. However, as we learned Peters faith was not strong enough so he began to sink and cried out to the Savior to help him.
CAN YOU WALK ON WATER? I didn't think so, he's fricken jesus, if a man can walk on water i wouldn't dought that he was a messiah, i mean really.
It waas Peter
The Bible does not say anything about Jesus walking on lava, only on water.
jesus christ lizard get its name from Jesus because this lizard can run above the water quickly, like what Jesus did when he was walking on the water.
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Be of good cheer it is you be not afraid!!!
AnswerJust as early Christians probably did not believe Homer's account of Hermes walking on water in similar circumstances, so also non-Christians think it unlikely that Jesus walked on water either.
Jesus walking on water, Jesus raising Lazarez. Turning water into wine, parting the red sea, sending down Manna to the Israelites.
No, since swimming requires water to move through. Jesus walking on water is a supernatural event, not a physical action like swimming.
"Being There"
Jesus Christ is the only person who walked on water and did not require rubber, inflatable shoes to stay afloat. Don't try and do what Jesus did, unless you are a very good swimmer!
No. These verses from the Bible will show that it was the stormy sea that Jesus was walking on. - 24. But the ship was now in the midst of the sea, tossed with waves: for the wind was contrary. 25. And in the fourth watch of the night Jesus went unto them, walking on the sea. (Matthew 14.24,25)
The verse you are referring to is Matthew 14:22-33, where Jesus walks on water. This verse does not directly mention density, but it demonstrates Jesus' power over the natural elements, which could be related to the concept of density as it pertains to physics.
These acts were not "magic".