Our Lord's Great Miracles

Excerpt from Our Lord's Great Miracles

HE substance of the following chapters, with some modifications of form, so as to make the narratives more continuous, was given in a series of Sunday afternoon lectures to my congregation last spring. Like all who publish what has been prepared for the pulpit, I. Feel tempted to make apologies for them. But I have only to state that they are plain, popular expositions of the three greatest miracles of our Lord, which are now for the first time  so far as I am aware  brought together and made into a separate book. I have not entered into the deeper exegetical or scientific questions which these miracles involve, and around which so much recent controversy has.