The wilderness narratives of Exodus and Numbers are not only travel logs. They are a patterned dialogue between Israel’s words and God’s acts. Thirst, hunger, fear, nostalgia for Egypt, and rebellion repeatedly meet manna, water, quail, healing, and judgment. This study codes wilderness miracles by…
Luke’s two-volume work presents Jesus’ ministry and the apostles’ ministry as a continuous story of God’s power—yet not as a photocopy. This study applies a mode taxonomy similar to Gospel miracle analysis (spoken word, touch, distance, garment/shadow/cloth, name of Jesus, material means, and mixed…
The Gospels do not present Jesus’ miracles as random displays of power. They present them as patterned encounters—moments where need, faith, speech, touch, distance, timing, and invitation interact in measurable ways. This study catalogs the commonly numbered 37 distinct Gospel miracles and codes…