APPENDIX G – MIRACLES IN ACTS
Miracles and wonders in the book of Acts:
Miracle Where Wrought
Reference
Jesus ascends to heaven Bethany/Mount of Olives 1:9
Gift of tongues Jerusalem 2:3
Apostles perform signs and wonders Jerusalem 2:43
Peter heals a lame man Jerusalem 3:7-11
Earthquake answers prayer Jerusalem 4:31
Ananias and Sapphira struck dead Jerusalem 5:1-10
Apostles perform signs and wonders Jerusalem 5:12
Healing in Peter’s shadow Jerusalem 5:15-16
Prison doors opened Jerusalem 5:19
Stephen’s wonders and miracles Jerusalem 6:8
Philip’s healing and exorcism Samaria 8:6-13
Apostles communicate the Holy Ghost Samaria 8:14-17
Saul’s conversion, appearance of Jesus
Road, near Damascus 9:3-9
Saul’s eyes healed Damascus
9:17-18
Peter heals Aeneas of a palsy Lydda 9:32-35
Peter raises Tabitha, or Dorcas, to
life Joppa 9:36-42
Vision, angelic appearances Joppa 10:3,7,10,19
Gift of tongues Caesarea
10:45-46
Peter delivered out of prison by an
angel Jerusalem 12:7-17
God smites Herod, to die Caesarea 12:21-23
Blinding of a sorcerer Elymas Paphos 13:6-12
Paul’s signs and wonders Iconium 14:3-4
Paul heals a cripple Lystra 14:8-18
Miracles and wonders Among the
Gentiles 15:12
Paul casts out a spirit of
divination Philippi 16:16-18
God opens prison doors with earthquake Philippi 16:25-31
Gift of tongues, Holy Ghost Ephesus 19:1-6
Special miracles by Paul Ephesus
19:11-12
Paul restores Eutychus to life Troas 20:8-12
Healing of Paul’s snake-bitten hand Malta 28:3-6
Paul heals the father of Publius and
others Malta 28:7-8
Other healings at Malta Malta 28:9
Miracles and wonders were wrought primarily
by the apostles. However, they were not limited to the apostles. See, for
example, Acts 6:8 (Stephen), Acts 8:6-7 (Philip), and Acts 15:2 (Barnabas). God
effected some directly by without using a human intermediary (e.g. Acts 2:3; 12:23).
In church history in the book of Acts, the out-of-the-ordinary spiritual
manifestations are most prominent in the early pages of the book, and ebb in
the latter pages.
“There is a noteworthy correspondence,
or parallelism, between the miracles wrought through Peter and those wrought
through Paul.”[i]
Peter Paul
Lame man in temple, 3:2-8 14:8-10, Healed a
cripple
Healed in cities, shadow 5:12,15-16 19:11-12, Miracles in Ephesus,
handkerchief
Let out of prison 5:17-21; 12:1-10 16:22-27, Let out of prison
Dorcas raised 9:36-42 20:9-12,
Eutychus raised
Received visions, 10:3ff. 16:9ff.,
Received visions
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