Miracle

Reference

Everyone is awestruck by the miracles done by the apostles

Acts 2:43

Peter heals a man lame from birth; the authorities are forced to recognize that a “sign” has been performed

Acts 3:2–10; 4:16, 22

The apostles perform many signs and wonders, healings and exorcisms; Peter’s mere shadow has healing power

Acts 5:12–16

An angel rescues the apostles from prison

Acts 5:18–20

Stephen performs signs and wonders

Acts 6:8

Philip performs signs, healings, and exorcisms in Samaria

Acts 8:6–7

Philip’s signs and miracles amaze Simon the Magician

Acts 8:13

The spirit of the Lord snatches Philip from the road to Gaza and places him in Azotus

Acts 8:39–40

Saul’s conversion, blindness, and healing at the hands of Ananias

Acts 9:1–18; 22:6–13; 26:12–18

Peter heals Aeneas in Lydda

Acts 9:33–34

Peter raises Tabitha/Dorcas

Acts 9:36–41

An angel rescues Peter from prison

Acts 12:6–11

Paul strikes Bar-Jesus/Elymas blind

Acts 13:6–11

Paul and Barnabas perform signs and wonders in Phrygian Iconium

Acts 14:3

Paul heals a man lame from birth

Acts 14:8–10

Paul and Barnabas recount the signs and wonders performed among non-Jews

Acts 15:12

Paul casts out a spirit of divination

Acts 16:16–18

Paul and Silas are freed from prison by an earthquake

Acts 16:26

God works “extraordinary miracles” through Paul; garments that have merely touched him have healing power

Acts 19:11–12

Paul raises Eutychus after he falls from a third-story window

Acts 20:9–10

Paul survives a viper’s bite

Acts 28:3–6

Paul heals the father of Publius and others

Acts 28:8–9