-7 Creation Miracles of Christ
-By: Brad Forlow, Ph.D.


No star. No angels. No shepherds. No wise men. No mention of Bethlehem or Mary and Joseph. No compelling story of the babe in a manger. No genealogy of Jesus to introduce His birth. No elaborate “Christmas Story” describing the events preceding and surrounding the birth of Jesus.

John the Apostle does none of these things when he begins to tell the story of Jesus of Nazareth.

Instead, he pens a unique introduction to the words and works of Jesus that reaches back to eternity past, echoing the introductory phrase in Genesis—“In the beginning.” John establishes the nature and character of Jesus as he begins to unfold such familiar themes as life and light to describe the One who became flesh and lived among us.

Why are there four different gospels? How different are they? Do they contradict one another? Why did God inspire four accounts of Jesus’ story?

starAlthough all four gospels record the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus, each is distinct, written from the author’s own perspective. Each author is writing to a specific audience for a specific purpose. From the pages of each gospel emerge a unique, but complementary, portrait of Jesus Christ.
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Here is an article from the Institute for Creation Research:
7 Creation Miracles of Christ (http://www.icr.org/article/6726/)


Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." [John 14:6]