What is Jesus' most famous miracle?

Answer 1

Jesus Did some Miraculous Things. His First Miracle you read is When He Turned Water Into Wine.

Another thing we hear about him doing was the time when he spit on the groud and turned the dirt into mud, than he rubbed it on a blind man's eyes and told him to wash it off and than the man was able to see. There also was the time when he brought a man named Lazerus back from the dead. Another thing was when he reattached the Roman man's ear after one of his Deciples cut it off. Once he Fed a crowd of 5000 people with only 3 fish & 5 Loaves of Bread. But the most memorable miracle was then Jesus Christ Himself Rose from his Tomb after being Dead for 3 days. Those are just A Few of the many astonishing things That Jesus Christ did. According to The Bible, he performed more than three miracles. Some include raising people from the dead, healing sick people, walking on water, feeding a great multitude with a few loaves and fishes. Don't forget rising from the dead! Jesus did a lot more than 10 miracles. Countless is the accurete number. i am right.

Jesus performed many miracles in the bible including, healing a cripple, making a blind man see again, and bringing people back to life.

Answer 2

A:Looking through the gospels, the most impressive miracle performed by Jesus seems to be when he raised Lazarus, brother of Martha and Mary, from the dead. Although impressive, this miracle has some problems that cast doubt on its historicity.

Although resurrecting Lazarus was arguably the greatest miracle Jesus performed before his crucifixion, the authors of Matthew, Mark and Luke had clearly never heard of it, otherwise they would surely have reported such an important miracle in their own gospels, all of which were earlier than the fourth gospel. The sisters, Martha and Mary, and Lazarus all appear in only one other writing, which is Luke's Gospel, which modern scholars regard as being the main source used by the author of John. Moreover, Luke contains a similar story about Lazarus, in which he is hypothetically raised from the dead, although only in a parable. There are so many parallels that the almost inevitable conclusion is that John's story of the miraculous resurrection of Lazarus was simply inspired by the parable in Luke, which means that Jesus did not really perform the greatest miracle attributed to him.

Answer 3

It's hard to say what Jesus' most famous miracle was because he did so many wonderful things. He turned water into wine (John 2:8-11), expelled demons, calmed a windstorm (Mark 4:37-39), walked on water (Matthew 14:25-28), and he raised people from the dead and healed countless others. I guess that would be up to your own personal opinion which miracle was the greatest.

Answer 4

They are all good, but the most amazing was when he raised Lazarus from the dead.

I agree that the resurrection from death is beyond any doubt right up there at the top. But too, the man who had been in a condition 38 years being finally made whole was outstanding as well.

A CONSIDERED OPINION:

From my perspective, it would have to be that Jesus overcame the terrifying Horror of that final fear of the flesh -- DYING. But not just dying in His case... but bowing to His Father's will in spite of every fiber of his mortal existence "wanting out of the deal;" yet submitting to a most brutally slow, agonizing death for something He didn't do, at the hands of His creation; the ones He was called to die FOR.

As the hour drew nearer... His fleshly nature sought, desperately, to avoid the coming pain and suffering:

"...He took Peter and Zebedee's two sons along with Him and He began to give way to His grief and distress of heart. Then He said to them, 'My heart is breaking, it almost kills Me! You must stay here and keep watch with Me.'" (Matt.26:37-38 WNTWilliam's New Testament)

Death, which comes to us all, is best faced with friends around... in spite of the fact that the people around us are a reminder that we have to endure our death ALONE. Jesus' mortality [speaking strictly from the flesh and blood perspective, which was in a deadly war with His Spirit, to DESERT HIS POST!], knowing the nature of the death He faced, froze His blood with terror.

"Then He walked on a few steps and threw Himself upon His face, and in this attitude continued to pray, and say, 'My Father, IF IT BE POSSIBLE, LET THIS CUP PASS BY ME; and yet, I pray, NOT WHAT I WANT BUT WHAT YOU WANT.'" (verse 39)

The greatest miracle of Jesus was His DENYING THE DESPERATE DESIRE OF HIS MORTAL NATURE TO LIVE ON AT ANY COST -- even at the cost of the redemption of His creation; the reason His Father sent Him in the first place.

His greatest miracle was OVERCOMING the world and His petrifying fear and mortal instinct to LIVE at any cost; a terrifying thought for any man who is facing death... with a temporary option to walk away. Few, if any, men would or could perform such a miracle as to accept such a death.

"For during His human life He offered up prayers and entreaties, CRYING ALOUD WITH TEARS to Him who was able to save Him out of death, and BECAUSE OF HIS BEAUTIFUL SPIRIT OF WORSHIPHis prayer was heard. Although He was a Son, He learned from WHAT HE SUFFERED HOW TO OBEY, and because He was Perfectly Qualified for it He became the Author of endless Salvation for ALL WHO OBEY HIM." (Heb.5:7-9 WNT)

Jesus' greatest miracle was SHOWING His creation how to overcome the flesh... through that "Beautiful Spirit of Worship" that He developed within His mortal existence. He obeyed His Father's will rather than the will of His flesh:

"Now a man will scarcely ever give his life up for an upright person, though once in a while a man is brave enough to die for a generous friend. But God PROVES HIS LOVE FOR US BY THE FACT THAT Christ DIED FOR US WHILE WE WERE STILL SINNERS." (Rom.5:7-8 WNT)

Raising Lazarus was good, as miracles go. But denying Himself and His mortal selfish desires and cravings for the miraculous, selfless goal of DEFEATING DEATH ONCE FOR ALL, surely must be the Greatest Miracle of all.

Answer 5

I say when the world was created in 6 days

Perhaps:

The one that hasn't happened yet. God's Inheritance. When mankind will have their sins blotted out and, at long last, be born into God's Immortal Family:

"...We are the Children of God: and if Children, then Heirs; Heirs of God, and Joint-Heirs with Christ; if so be that we suffer with Him, that we may be also Glorified together." (Rom.8:16-17)

"...Behold, I make all things new... He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and HE SHALL BE MY SON." (Rev.21:5-7)

Answer 6

Jesus performed many miracles, not just one. (turning water into wine, sending demons into a herd of pigs, healing a lepor, ect.)

Answer 7

feeding the ten thousand