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Miracles of Jesus — Beginner Quiz

Q: Can I use this quiz with a Sunday school class or youth group?

Yes. Read our [Miracles of Jesus Quiz Guide for Sunday School and Youth Groups](/blog/miracles-of-jesus-quiz-sunday-school) for sample questions, a 30-minute lesson plan, team-game formats, discussion prompts, and help choosing the right difficulty level.

The Gospels record numerous miracles performed by Jesus that demonstrated His divine power and compassion for those in need. From healing the sick and raising the dead to calming storms and feeding thousands, these miraculous acts served as signs of His identity and kingdom. This beginner quiz covers the most well-known miracles of Jesus found throughout the New Testament.

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In which miracle did Jesus walk on water toward His disciples?

Frequently Asked Questions

Are all of Jesus' miracles recorded in the Bible?+

No, the Gospel of John explicitly states that Jesus performed many other signs not recorded in Scripture (John 20:30-31). The four Gospels record the miracles that the writers chose to document to demonstrate Jesus' identity and power.

What is the difference between a miracle and a sign in the Gospels?+

In the Gospels, miracles and signs often refer to the same events, but 'sign' emphasizes the spiritual meaning—that these miracles point to Jesus' divine identity and the nature of God's kingdom. A sign is a miracle with theological significance.

Why did Jesus perform miracles?+

Jesus performed miracles to demonstrate His divine power and compassion, to validate His message about the kingdom of God, to call people to faith, and to show His authority over nature, sickness, demons, and death. His miracles were signs pointing to His identity as the Son of God.

Can I use this quiz with a Sunday school class or youth group?+

Yes. Read our Miracles of Jesus Quiz Guide for Sunday School and Youth Groups for sample questions, a 30-minute lesson plan, team-game formats, discussion prompts, and help choosing the right difficulty level.