The Miracles of Jesus Vindicated is a classic theological work defending the miraculous events described in the Gospels. This book offers a reasoned and scholarly examination of the miracles attributed to Jesus, addressing common criticisms and providing theological context. Written with clarity and conviction, it seeks to strengthen faith and understanding by exploring the evidence and significance of Jesus's miraculous works. This edition preserves the original text, allowing modern readers to engage with the historical arguments and theological insights presented by Z. Pearce.

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