By the signs, wonders and miracles He performed, Jesus manifested His compassion for His creatures and the ultimate reason for his coming into the world - His healing and restoration of mankind. The miracles are presented in three parts. The first deals with the miracles recorded in St Matthew's and St Luke's Gospels, as they are read on the Sundays after Pentecost. The second section treats the signs of the Gospel of St John, and the third part surveys the miracles in St Mark's Gospel.

As you read "Keeping it Real II! Answers 2 Your Questions" by Author, Archbishop D. D. Scott, The Tabernacle comes alive right before our eyes. As we walk with her through the Tabernacle, we realize that instead of taking a tour, we are actually having a real, active experience of our life in Jesus. This book is full of the Word and deep. Not deep in the sense that it is difficult to understand, but deep in the sense that it penetrates to the spirit and soul. Although this book is so compelling it can easily be read in one sitting, the reader is provoked to stop from time to time as The Holy Spirit leads to allow the Holy Spirit to immediately do His life changing work.

The teachings of Jesus Christ recorded in the four Gospels of the New Testament come in a variety of forms, including parables - illustrations of spiritual truths by means of familiar earthly things and incidents. Each of the 27 sections of this volume offers a concise summary of a single parable, examining not only the Gospel texts, but also the way in which these texts have been interpreted in commentaries and used in traditional liturgical texts.