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1. When you look at their faces, and see the resemblance of your own children, it is such a miraculous feeling
2. People "find" themselves; they discover hidden capacities and an understanding never used before; they develop an awareness, even of the phenomenal world, which is, to them, miraculous; they suddenly register the fact of the mind, and that they can use it, and the distinction between the knower and the instrument of knowledge becomes steadily and revealingly apparent
3. The church at Corinth was blessed with miraculous gifts
4. miraculous gifts of the Holy Spirit by the laying on of an apostle's hands (See Acts
5. chapter 13 he extols a better way than miraculous gifts and that way is love
6. At the close of this chapter, he points out that miraculous gifts belong to the infancy of the church and
7. In chapter 14, Paul goes back to the exercise of miraculous gifts and tells how and when
8. “Jews demand miraculous signs and Greeks look for wisdom, but we preach Christ crucified; a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Gentiles
9. I realise Athens too has its unfair share of insidious tourist traps just like Cornwall and no doubt the traffic is nightmare and yes, it's a sprawling jumble of concrete and marble, of ancient and modern, of the implausible and the miraculous, but then they say Athens teems with spectacular sights, superb cafes, and much more that you just won't find in any modern city
10. were all astonished and touched by this miraculous
11. ” He would probably never understand how miraculous Heaven had been to her
12. In order to move with God in the miraculous you will need faith
13. more miraculous than it already was
14. miraculous healings and people will ask, “Who was that, that
15. Even more miraculous than the appearance of the boulder dwarf, all around her the Reapers were suddenly disintegrating
16. It seemed miraculous
17. To her gaping crew mates her activities were nothing short of the miraculous, and they said so
18. Being infected caused a nearly miraculous regeneration, but it was almost like their aging process had been reversed
19. But, as I said earlier, despite how miraculous it may be,
20. ” Mother stopped for a moment as we both thought on these miraculous events
21. It reminded me of the two other stars that preceded miraculous events
22. Gone were the wizards that made miraculous leaps in technology yet still employed slave labour
23. In view of the fact that vehicular congestion on our major highways, especially during commuter rush ―hour,‖ understood as falling between the hours of three and eight at night, has become a common, everyday event that seldom seems to vary, why not simply pre-record radio (traffic) advisory updates, revising them every so often whenever some unlikely event should happen to occur such as the miraculous absence of traffic!
24. So, when the roulette wheel of queasiness stops, whatever cure she was trying that day is the miraculous winner
25. And this, out of the bits and pieces discovered separately and seemingly haphazardly, then painstakingly pieced together by the same construct that has made serendipity appear to approximate the miraculous
26. What a miraculous surprise!
27. Or, had he transcribed those words from a text so ancient that it had been lost beyond the memory of those who had misplaced it, and then found by a near miraculous accidental discovery, hovering, as it were, on the verge of disintegration when it was rescued?
28. own lives in miraculous ways
29. According to the same legend, the comparison of the work of all the sages revealed an almost miraculous coincidence among them
30. Nor could he foresee the miraculous
31. Sign: Something that is of spiritual importance that indicates something requested; witness of something; miraculous marker; the wonderment of
32. Full of wonder, beauty and marvellous, has miraculous creations
33. all in Christ are made alive by the miraculous intervention of the Saviour, who by His
34. How many times have we heard the phrase, “Ashes to ashes and dust to dust?” But the neuroscientific formulation in its extreme is new in the sense that it eliminates any concept of an independent and therefore responsible self during that miraculous interval between the dust and the ashes
35. I groaned audibly, peering at my father through the light where the miraculous pages flew in their glory only moments earlier and he smiled vicariously in response the way he used to when I was being reared by him in the ages before
36. repeated fasting also verge on the miraculous
37. “Come on Katelyn, you see miraculous things happen all the time, don’t you ever wonder how they come about?” he asked “Psychics? Magicians?”
38. “But his aptitude as a Sentry is even greater! His woodscraft in particular is almost miraculous! With no use of the power, he can stalk close enough to a rabbit to catch it by hand!”
39. Incredible, amazing, wonderful, miraculous, gorgeous, stunning I could go on forever
40. “Now that was skillfully done! Miraculous, almost!”
41. With only a vague recollection of water pounding over him, as his last sensation before his miraculous resurrection, Moshe was unprepared for the scene that lay before him
42. They were joined by Joshua and Caleb carrying a message that the multitude, some distance ahead of them, having heard of their miraculous deliverance, stopped to give thanks to the God of Moses, the God of their forefathers
43. hardship of the great willow, a miraculous wonder occurred
44. what near miraculous circumstance and through what agency Moshe hesitated to even hazard
45. Jesus and the Miraculous Catch of Fish
46. water pounding over him, as his last sensation before his miraculous resurrection, Moshe was
47. Not quickly, but as if whatever holds him up is melting away in the sun’s heat, unmaking the miraculous path they have been walking on
48. “This healing is miraculous
49. them, having heard of their miraculous deliverance, stopped to give thanks to the God of
50. He had observed the miraculous Industrial Revolution unfold in America, which took place through the spontaneous association of people in commerce, with no central planning, no federal regulatory code, and no income tax
