This book explores the intriguing phenomena of miracles as recorded in the Bible. The author reviews various miracles found in New Testament and Old Testament scriptures (King James Version), and through analysis, he discerns a method that is applied to develop categories. What objective categorical criteria could be employed to synopsize the miracles? Would there necessarily be variations of categories as the author traversed individual miracles? Could significance of Bible miracles be rendered more captivating in the perception of reader(s) through this exercise?
The overall goal of this endeavor is to make Bible reading more interesting. The book will facilitate understanding of the purpose that miracles serve in the Scriptures. Miracle verses are organized in categories such that they will, hopefully, provoke the reader to a more thorough understanding of them as they are read. An individual discussion section of New Testament miracles and Old Testament miracles is followed by a general conclusion section that surmises the author's impressions