Signs Of Miraculousness PDF Download

Owing to a lack of revelation, it is a typical scenario in the Body of Christ that many people use the phrase "signs and wonders" as an umbrella term for all kinds of supernatural displays of power and consider miracles, a large subset of such events, usually objectively observable. There are vast differences between signs, wonders, miracles and mighty deeds although they are all manifestations of God's power. An understanding of the distinction between these divine concepts as elaborated in this book will help you to delve in the supernatural realm to manifest the veracity of God's power without any misunderstanding or confusion. The reading of this book will therefore cause you to understand the principles and precepts of how to function in the realm of the miraculous and practically demonstrate the power of God through miracles, signs and wonders as well as mighty deeds. In this publication, Apostle Frequency Revelator clarifies the distinction between this critical concepts as follows: He defines a sign as a wondrous occurrence that takes place in an unusual way and transcends the common course of the natural world. He affirms a miracle as an incredible happening, occurrence or unusual manifestation that takes place in the natural realm as a result of a sudden divine intervention of God in the affairs of humanity to the extent that it cannot be fathomed or comprehended by human reasoning and intellectual ability. He connotes a wonder to a feeling of surprise mingled with admiration, caused by something beautiful, unexcited, unfamiliar or inexplicable in the natural realm. The difference between a sign and a wonder is that a sign points to something specific while a wonder appeals to the imagination, intellect and the heart of the observer and draws him to worship God. He further presents a mighty deed is a manifestation of the supernatural power of God in extreme cases and radical situations where human comprehension and reasoning cannot suffice. These four words often function interchangeably. However, other signs and wonders that might not be classified as miracles could include more subjective supernatural experiences such as dreams, visions, trances, angel encounters, and prophetic words of knowledge.