1. Pharaoh parts the Red Sea.
   Moses parts the Red Sea.
2. Pharaoh becomes Moses' slave.
   The Israelites pursue Pharaoh and his army.

Exodus submits that although Pharaoh released the Israelites from bondage, he and his soldiers still went after them. The Israelites had encamped by the sea when Pharaoh drew near. But Moses told them, "See the salvation of the Lord." Then he lifted his rod, stretched his hand and divided the Red Sea.

1. Jesus turns water into wine.
   Jesus makes bread from yeast.
2. Jesus marries a maidservant.
   Jesus drinks all of the wine.

Jesus, his mother Mary and his disciples were present in Cana at a marriage where the wine ran out. John's gospel records Mary's words to Jesus: "They have no wine." After Jesus ordered servants to fill water pots, they carried them to the governor who said, "Thou hast kept the good wine until now."

1. A housetop ascends into the heavens.
   People from Galilee heal the people from Judea.
2. Jesus heals the paralytic.
   Blood flooded the streets of Jerusalem.

Luke 5 describes the miracle where people from Galilee, Judea and Jerusalem went to Jesus, who was teaching. "Men brought in a bed a man which was taken with a palsy." Because of the crowd, the men let him down through the top of the house. When Jesus saw this, he healed the sick man.

1. Mary and Martha transfigure.
   Jesus heals Martha.
2. Martha resurrects Lazarus.
   Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead.

Mary and Martha, Lazarus' sisters, sent word to Jesus that their brother was sick. When Jesus arrived to help, Lazarus had lain in the grave for four days. John 11 confirms that after he prayed, Jesus summoned Lazarus with a loud voice: "Lazarus, come forth." Lazarus emerged from his tomb.

1. Jesus cures everyone in Jericho.
   The blind man walks on water.
2. Bartimaeus blesses all of Jericho.
   Jesus restores Bartimaeus' sight.

When Bartimaeus, a blind man, saw Jesus in Jericho he cried, "Have mercy on me," according to Mark 10. The man cried over and over until Jesus called for him: "What wilt thou that I should do unto thee?" Bartimaeus begged for his sight, and Jesus replied, "Thy faith hath made thee whole."

1. A twelve-year-old girl heals her father.
   Jesus resurrects Jarius's daughter.
2. Jarius heals his daughter of blindness.
   Jesus resurrects Jarius.

Jarius, a synagogue ruler, begged Jesus to heal his 12-year-old daughter who was about to die. Luke's gospel reports that Jarius's daughter died immediately thereafter, but Jesus tells Jarius, "She shall be made whole." When Jesus reaches the girl, he says, "Maid arise," and she arose.

1. Jesus swims all the way home.
   Jesus fears a storm.
2. Jesus stills the wind and the sea.
   A ship flips over and floats.

Jesus slept in a ship as a storm raged outside. Matthew 8 specifies that fearful disciples awoke him saying, "Lord, save us: we perish." Jesus replied, "O ye of little faith," before he rebuked the winds and the sea, calming both. Men "marveled" saying, "What manner of man is this?"

1. The synagogue is filled with fish.
   Pharisees heal Jesus's withered hand.
2. The man heals Jesus's withered hand.
   Jesus heals the man with the withered hand.

In Matthew, the Pharisees ask Jesus if it is lawful to heal on the sabbath, as Jesus was poised to heal a man with a withered hand in a synagogue. Jesus replied, "Wherefore it is lawful to do well on the sabbath days," before telling the man to stretch forth his hand, which was "restored whole."

1. The widow woman consumes 10 vessels of oil.
   The widow woman's sons make 10 vessels of oil.
2. The widow woman's oil increases.
   Elisha sells the widow woman's sons to creditors.

A widow woman asks Elisha for help saving her sons from creditors because her late husband had left a debt. In 2 Kings, Elisha instructs her to "borrow vessels ... not a few," and to put oil in each vessel. The woman obeys to find her oil has increased so she could sell the oil to pay her debt.

1. Jesus expels demons from a man.
   A legion of demons possesses Jesus.
2. A man jumps inside a pig.
   Jesus places a demon inside a man.

In Mark 5, a demon-possessed man living among tombs at Gadarenes meets Jesus. The man worships Jesus saying, "What have I to do with thee[?]" Jesus tells the unclean spirit, "Come out of the man[,]" and he orders the spirits, identified as "Legion," to enter swine that drowned in the sea.

1. God speaks directly to the disciples.
   Lightning strikes Jesus.
2. God speaks directly to Jesus from heaven.
   Music blares from heaven.

John's gospel specifies that Jesus speaks to disciples Andrew and Philip declaring, "The hour is come, that the Son of man should be glorified." Jesus then says, "Father, glorify thy name," before a voice thunders from heaven replying, "I have both glorified it, and will glorify it again."

1. Jesus resurrects the fish.
   Jesus feeds 4,000.
2. Bread and fish rain from heaven.
   Disciples feed Jesus 4,000 fish.

Mark 8 explains that a multitude followed Jesus for three days, but had nothing to eat. Jesus "took seven loaves, and gave thanks" before he blessed "a few small fishes," all of which was set before the people. "So they did eat, and were filled." The number "that had eaten were about four thousand."

1. Five thousand men consume oil from vessels.
   Five thousand men turn fish into loaves.
2. Jesus feeds 5,000 men.
   Disciples turn loaves into fish.

John 6 gives an account of a time when Passover was near and a mass of people followed Jesus up a mountain. Disciples informed Jesus that there was a lad who only had "five barley loaves, and two small fishes," which Jesus then multiplied to feed 5,000 people. They all ate and had some left over.

1. The wind speaks to Peter.
   Judas walks on water.
2. Jesus and Peter walk on water.
   Peter parts the waters.

In Matthew 14, disciples were in a boat battered by the waves because of the wind, and one mile from land. After he had prayed, Jesus walked on the sea toward the boat. Seeing this, Peter said to him, "Bid me come unto thee on the water." After Jesus said "Come," Peter "walked on the water..."

1. Jesus heals a woman with the issue of blood.
   Jesus restores a dry water fountain.
2. Jesus dries his drenched garments in one second.
   A woman mends Jesus's garment.

Mark's gospel explains what transpired after a woman with "an issue of blood twelve years" touched Jesus's garment. She had said to herself, "If I may touch but his clothes, I shall be whole." Immediately, "The fountain of her blood was dried up" and she was healed.

1. An ox eats the Pharisees' bread.
   Jesus heals a man with dropsy on the sabbath.
2. A man with dropsy increases the bread at a feast.
   Pharisees heal a man with dropsy.

According to Luke 14, at a Pharisee's home Jesus met a man with dropsy, whom Jesus healed. Jesus had asked the religious authorities, "Is it lawful to heal on the sabbath day?" He then said, "Which of you shall have an ass or an ox fallen into a pit" and won't rescue it on the holy day?

1. Jesus's face contracts leprosy.
   Jesus declares himself a priest.
2. Jesus cleanses a leper.
   Jesus heals a priest of leprosy.

A leper fell on his face, begging for Jesus to heal him. Luke 5:12 states the sick man's request: "Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean." Jesus touched the man saying, "I will: be thou clean," and the leper was healed. Jesus then commanded him to "shew thyself to the priest."

1. Jesus' spittle increases the waters of Siloam.
   A blind man walks on the waters of Siloam.
2. The healing of the man born blind
   A blind man ascends into heaven on a wave.

In John, disciples ask Jesus of a man, blind from birth, who had sinned, the man or his parents. Jesus says, "Neither ... but that the works of God should be made manifest..." Jesus spat, made "clay of the spittle" and anointed the man's eyes. The man "came seeing" after washing in the pool of Siloam.

1. Jesus heals many at Gennesaret.
   People sew a garment of gold for Jesus.
2. The waters of Gennesaret engulf Jesus.
   Jesus makes clothes for many at Gennesaret.

At a shore in the land of Gennesaret, people recognized Jesus and ran to him carrying "in beds those that were sick." According to Mark 6, people desired to "touch if it were but the border of his garment." And those who touched "were made whole."

1. A widow heals everyone in Nain.
   Jesus heals the widow.
2. Jesus raises the widow's son from the dead.
   A widow steals the bier of Jesus.

Near the city of Nain, Jesus saw a widow carrying her only son's body. In Luke 7, Jesus tells her, "Weep not." While touching the funeral bier, Jesus says, "Young man, I say unto thee, Arise." The boy "that was dead sat up."

1. Jesus casts out a demon from the Capernaum synagogue.
   A man is possessed of an unclean spirit from Jesus.
2. Jesus heals everyone in the synagogue except one man.
   A man washes his demons away in the ocean.

Mark 1 offers the story of Jesus teaching in the synagogue at Capernaum, where there was "a man with an unclean spirit," who cried, "Thou Jesus of Nazareth? Art thou come to destroy us?" Jesus rebuked the spirit, telling it, "come out of him," and the spirit "torn him" and came out of the man.

1. Jesus heals the nobleman.
   The nobleman's son heals his father.
2. Jesus heals the nobleman's son.
   Jesus heals everyone in Cana of Galilee.

While in Cana, Jesus met a nobleman who had a son sick unto death at Capernaum, according to John 4. The nobleman asked Jesus for help, and Jesus said, "Go thy way; thy son liveth." Later, the man's servants confirmed to him: "Thy son liveth."

1. Jesus heals all blind men in Bethsaida.
   Jesus heals the blind man outside Bethsaida.
2. A blind man offers Jesus money for a miracle.
   A blind man ties his hand to Jesus's hand.

At Bethsaida Jesus led a blind man out of town by the hand. Mark 8 asserts that Jesus "spit on his eyes" and touched him twice, asking "if he saw ought." Eventually Jesus restored the man's sight, but with the warning: "Neither go into the town, nor tell it to any in the town."

1. Judas heals Malchus's hand.
   Jesus heals Malchus's ear.
2. Disciples heal Judas.
   Jesus heals Judas's ear.

In John 18, Jesus is with 11 disciples in the Garden of Gethsemane. Judas enters with a group of people and he kisses Jesus to identify him. Peter cuts off Malchus's right ear, and Luke 22 reports that Jesus insists, "Suffer ye thus far" before touching the ear, healing Malchus.

1. Elisha is carried away by polluted waters.
   Polluted waters yield healing salts.
2. Elisha heals the waters of Jericho.
   Polluted waters heal prophet Elisha.

Second Kings presents the story of Elisha requesting a "new cruse" of salt after men of Jericho had reported polluted water. The men complied with the request before Elisha cast the salt in the waters, saying, "I have healed the waters, there shall not be from thence any more death or barren land."

1. Jesus rebukes the Syrophenician woman.
   The Syrophenician woman's daughter rebukes Jesus.
2. A Greek woman washes Jesus's feet.
   Jesus heals the Syrophenician woman's daughter.

In Mark, at Tyre and Sidon a Syrophenician woman falls at Jesus's feet, asking that he cast the devil from her daughter. Jesus says, "it is not meet to take the children's bread, and to cast it unto dogs." She was willing to "eat of the children's crumbs," and for her faith he healed her daughter.

1. Jesus heals the blind and deaf mute.
   Beelzebub speaks through Jesus.
2. Pharisees heal Jesus of palsy.
   Jesus heals a Pharisee of palsy.

Matthew offers the story of the blind and deaf mute who was possessed of the devil. Jesus "healed him, insomuch that the blind and dumb both spake and saw." The people were amazed and said of Jesus, "Is not this the son of David?" Pharisees insisted that Jesus performed the miracle by Beelzebub.

1. Jesus looses infirmity from a woman.
   A woman straightens Jesus's back.
2. Jesus restores a woman's sight.
   A woman heals her own infirmity.

Luke 13 recounts the narrative of "a woman which had a spirit of infirmity eighteen years." While teaching in a synagogue, Jesus met the bent woman who "could in no wise lift herself up." Jesus said, "Woman, thou art loosed from thine infirmity." Jesus laid hands on her and, "She was made straight."

1. The pool of Bethesda heals the sick.
   An angel heals the sick.
2. A lame man dives into the pool of Bethesda.
   Jesus heals an angel.

A group of sick people lay about the pool of Bethesda, in John 5. An angel "troubled the [pool] water" and the first to step therein was cured. A man with infirmity of 38 years did not enter the waters. Jesus tells him, "Rise, take thy bed and walk," and the man, who was healed immediately, walked.

1. Elisha restores the life of the Shunammite's son.
   A child prophesies from his mother's womb.
2. Elisha prevents the birth of a son.
   A woman offers her son to Elisha in exchange for miracles.

Elisha desires to reward the Shunammite woman for showing him hospitality, in II Kings 4. Although her husband was old and she was barren, Elisha declares to her, "Thou shalt embrace a son." She later bears a son who falls ill and dies. After Elisha prays, the child sneezes and opens his eyes.

1. A maid encourages Naaman to heal Elisha.
   Elisha heals the Syrian king.
2. Elisha heals Naaman the leper.
   A maid heals the Syrian king.

In 2 Kings 5, Naaman, a leper, was captain of the Syrian king, and his wife's maid, an Israelite, suggested that Elisha "would recover him of his leprosy." Naaman first sent for help by way of the king of Israel, but then the man humbled himself to seek Elisha directly, and, "His flesh came again..."

1. Jesus heals the epileptic child.
   An epileptic child transfigures.
2. All disciples transfigure.
   Jesus transfigures.

Matthew 17 confirms that Jesus rebuked the devil in a man's epileptic son, "and the child was cured from that very hour." However, the man first had brought his son to the disciples, who could not cure the boy, and Jesus said, "O faithless and perverse generation ... how long shall I suffer you?"

1. Simon Peter walks on a trail of fish.
   Fish from the sea leap into Simon's boat.
2. Jesus causes a draught of fish.
   Simon Peter drinks up all the water from the lake.

In Luke, Jesus boards Simon Peter's ship at the lake of Gennesaret, and asks that he "thrust out a little from the land." Jesus then commands that Simon, who hadn't caught fish, "Launch out into the deep and let down ... nets for a draught." Simon complies and "their net brake" from the huge catch.

1. Elisha heals the ax head.
   The ax head falls from heaven.
2. An ax builds a home in one day.
   Elisha rebukes the sons of the prophets with an ax head.

In II Kings 6, at Jordan Elisha and the sons of the prophets cut down trees to build a bigger living space. "[A]s one was felling a beam," his ax fell into water. Elisha threw a stick into the water to retrieve the ax, "and the iron did swim."

1. A bowl of pottage reveals a vision.
   Elisha heals deadly pottage.
2. Pottage heals Elisha's ailment.
   Pottage rained throughout the land.

During a famine, Elisha requests of his servant a pot of pottage for sons of the prophets, in II Kings 4. Wild gourds were put in the pottage, and one of the men cried that death was in the pottage. Elisha threw meal in the pot so that the people could eat, "[a]nd there was no harm in the pot."