The Miracles of Jesus Christ during His mortality. 

"could our sight blind us, and could our blindness make us see?" I like that

This time, you caused me think 'Maybe when we study and understand these true miracles, we will be better able to perform them, when the time is right and needed.' "Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father." John 14:12 Thanks Bryan.

I appreciate your work, Bryan. So many who read the words but never do the deep dives into the scriptures or the Spirit realms. Your work may help many to see deeper opportunities.

Excellent! Very welll done!

Really interesting and enjoyable and informative. Many thanks for putting this presentation all together. God bless.

So good to hear your presentation!

I always look forward to and love these wonderful messages of yours! Your insights are terrific and I believe inspired!

Wow that was amazing!!! Thank you SO much for putting this together! I LOVED it!!!

My friend I would to thank you by your generosity to share your thought and feelings brought for thy diligent study and influence of the Holy Ghost! I started to watch your youtube channel with the intention to learn and understand better the English language, I feel blessing two times, becouse the more my ability to understand you increase the more i feel blessed. Is this a miracle? Yes! Teacher Gratitude!

I've been thinking about President Nelson's challenge to study miracles and how I would do it. Your video is fantastic. What a great start to my study. Thanks for compiling and analyzing these miracles. I like your idea of 3 categories.

Thank you for the well studied out lesson

I loved this thank you so much

Wow this is a great lesson!! Thank you so much for taking the time to prepare this work!!

The mirarle of the coin in the mouth of the fish perhaps implies that Jesus knows extreme details of future events having past present and future before him and giving us only the portion of knowledge that will enhance our faith and obedience to put them into action

Great video. Thanks for making it.

About ten years, I was baby sitting three kids, a boy, 8, a girl 7 and another boy 6 for a friend who had to work. It was a hot summer day. I took them to the lake to play. The older boy thought he would like to go out a little deeper and thinking him responsible enough not to go out too deep, I did not think anything about it. The younger children started to follow him. With in minutes, I saw the head of the youngest drop under water, so I called to the older boy to bring the younger boy into the beach. Then suddenly. his head dropped under water. I thought to my self, "Oh great, now I have to go rescue them. I got up off the beach and ran out to them. I grabbed the two youngest and pulled them out of the water and threw them to the beach. I reached for the older boy and he started climbing up my body and got his arms around my neck and was choking me. My life saving training told me to go under the water so he would let go of my neck and I dropped underwater until my feet hit the rocks. The water was over my hear. I got under the boy and pushed him up, pushing off the bottom of the Lake, The I swan to the beach pushing the kids ahead of me. I did not think any more about it. The kids were safe. About 5 years later, I was doing an online Bible study and I got to the miracle of walking on water. I wondered if I would ever have enough faith to walk on water, when the Lord asked me, "Joe, do you remember saving those kids at the Lake?" Yeah, so? "How did you get out there so fast?" I ran out there. "Uh huh, and what did you do when you got there?" I threw the kids to the beach swam back with them. "And when Dylan pulled you down into the water, how deep was it?" It was over my head. 'So how did you get out there so fast?" I ran out there. "Uh huh. And how deep did you think it was while you were running out there?" Well I felt the water splashing on my feet. "So tell me again how you got out there so fast?" It finally dawned on me that I had run out there on top of the water. I have to laugh at myself for being so dense that i did not know what was really happening. I was running on top of the water without even realizing it. Thinking about again later, I remembered thinking, Walk on water, when I got up to run out to them.

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This is really well explained. Thank you for making this kind of videos.

My favorite my favorite miracle is the miracle of Jerusalem with the blind man many times I'll see myself please so many different characters in that story

I love your video, but I just wanted to point out that the man by the pool was considered invalid, as in unable to physically put himself in the pool, not blind. John 5:2-9, Were Jesus "saw him lie, and knew that he had been now a long time in that case...", the man wasn't able to walk. So, the man wasn't blind also, that was just the other man you mentioned. I felt that should be pointed out, Thank you for the video.

John 3.16 For God loved the world so much that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not die but have ETERNAL LIFE.

I would say that mental is the same as spiritual

I believe the difference between Jerusalem and Galilee is belief. In Galilee there was more belief in Jesus Christ means more miracles. This is what I think.

What about Jesus forgiving the sins of men?

I don't understand the purpose of categorizing miracles 😕

The Chosen actually shows most miracles are not in Jerusalem

Some personal miracles are meant only for you and for your testimony. They should be kept personal and not proclaimed for everyone to hear. Rather, these miracles simply give your testimony of God power and credibility.

The Bethsaida miracle By D. Keith Mano (National Review, April 21,1997) [snip] So Jesus heals the blind man for a second time. "After that he put his hands again upon his eyes, and made him look up: and he was restored, and saw every man clearly." As far as I can judge, this is irrefutable evidence that a miracle did occur at Bethsaida. Back in 30 A.D. the blind did not often receive sight: there were few, if any, eye surgeons and seldom a decent miracle-worker. No shill in the crowd could have faked it all by pretending to be blind -- because only someone recently given his sight would see "men as trees, walking," would see the Cubist jumble that Virgil told Oliver Sacks about. A faker, not knowing about post-blind syndrome, would have reported that Jesus had given him perfect vision. [snip]

Notice how Gods miracles Never have negative side effects? Think about that before you (or someone you know 😉😉) calls meds and v's "miracles and godsends"=blasphemy