We read the Bible with a predisposition to believe that everyone in history was performing miracles every other day and behind every bush. In actuality, though, there is a clustering of miraculous appearances in the Bible. After Moses performs all these miracles as a mediator, there follows a long period during which very little miraculous activity occurs. Until when? Elijah. That is the following historical era of redemption that is filled with many marvels. Is that not intriguing? that by bestowing supernatural abilities, God first validates the Torah before validating the prophets. Then, until the world changes once more, you don't hear about the marvels done by Habakkuk, Jonah, Ezekiel, or the other Old Testament prophets.
Everybody experiences stages in life that are not amenable to rational or scientific evaluation. They are wonders. God gives us gifts like chance meetings that turn into romantic relationships, amazing physical healings, life changing personal transformations, answered prayers, angel visits, and happy coincidences. It should come as no surprise that life is full of wonders as life itself is a miracle.
Every night, we enter an odd dream valley and awaken to a brand new day. The Almighty's miracles include the pursuit of light and dark, hope and despair, singing birds, sparkling galaxies, rushing rivers, and unusual species. However, life itself is the greatest marvel of all. Our experiences lead us to conclude that a higher power exists.
Anum didn't even keep in touch with the young man she had a major crush on for very long because she couldn't tell anyone about it. Ten years later, she coincidentally ran across the same man, who confessed to liking her as well and even put up the idea of marriage. What term would you use for it? Is it a miracle or fate?
Life is peculiar. God frequently hears our prayers and answers them in ways we never would have imagined. Two sisters, Aisha and Asma, were abandoned when they were young. In the same city, they were adopted by other families after being split up. Both submitted applications to a city college's teacher training program after earning their degrees. They quickly grew close. One day, Aisha shared.
Certain relationships are so powerful that not even death can break them. At the age of 22, Sahida's lone child perished in an automobile accident. She insisted that she had seen and spoken to her son frequently since she was unable to accept the catastrophe. Nobody had faith in her. It was interpreted more as a shock value. But after the mother passed away a few years later, the family members had nightmares about the boy and he told them that he and his mother were living happily ever after in a tranquil environment.
It frequently occurs that one lovely morning you wake up with a sense that something is off. On the way to work, your car might tire; you might argue with your partner; or you might have to postpone the presentation you had been looking forward to for a week. Nature cautions us in one way or another. It doesn't make a difference if you refer to it as your intuition or sixth sense.
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