80 Miracles in the Bible — Complete List

Moses stretches out his hand and the Lord divides the sea so Israel walks across on dry ground.

Ten devastating signs by which God broke Pharaoh's pride and freed His people.

Israel marched around Jericho for seven days and the walls fell flat at a shout.

God shut the mouths of lions to preserve Daniel for his faithful prayer.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego walked unharmed through fire, joined by a fourth like the Son of God.

The blood of a spotless lamb on the doorposts spared every Israelite firstborn the night Egypt's firstborn died.

The ground splits open and swallows Korah and his followers for rebelling against Moses.

The angel of the Lord smites 185,000 Assyrian soldiers in one night, delivering Jerusalem.

An angel of the Lord wakes Peter in prison, opens chains and gates, and leads him to freedom.

God sends a worldwide flood to judge the wicked, sparing Noah and his family in the ark.

The LORD rains fire and brimstone from heaven upon the cities of the plain, sparing only Lot.

Lot's wife looks back at burning Sodom and is turned into a pillar of salt.

Miriam is struck with leprosy for speaking against Moses, and is healed after seven days outside the camp.

Phinehas' zealous act ends a plague that killed 24,000 Israelites at Peor.

Uzzah reaches out to steady the ark and is struck dead by the LORD for his error.

King Uzziah is struck with leprosy in the temple for presumptuously offering incense.

Elisha prays and the Syrian army is struck blind, then led into Samaria and shown mercy.

An earthquake shakes the prison at midnight as Paul and Silas sing, opening every door and loosing every chain.

Jesus anointed a man's eyes with clay and gave sight to one born blind from birth.

Bitten Israelites were healed by looking at a serpent of brass lifted up on a pole.

The Syrian commander Naaman was cleansed of leprosy after dipping seven times in the Jordan.

Four friends lowered a paralyzed man through a roof to Jesus, who forgave his sins and made him walk.

Jesus cleansed ten lepers on the way to Jerusalem; only one — a Samaritan — returned to give thanks.

Jesus marveled at the centurion's faith and healed his servant from a distance with a word.

A woman who had bled for twelve years touched the hem of Jesus' garment and was made whole.

God adds fifteen years to King Hezekiah's life after he prays in tears for healing.

Jesus anoints a man born blind with clay, sends him to Siloam, and he returns seeing.

Jesus heals a man who had been infirm for 38 years at the Pool of Bethesda with a word.

Jesus restores the severed ear of the high priest's servant at His arrest in Gethsemane.

Jesus heals Peter's mother-in-law of a great fever, and she rises to serve them.

Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath, confronting hard-hearted religion.

Jesus opens the ears of a deaf man and looses his tongue in the region of Decapolis.

Peter and John heal a man lame from birth at the temple gate called Beautiful.

God rained bread from heaven to feed Israel daily for forty years in the wilderness.

Moses struck the rock at Horeb and water gushed out to give Israel drink.

Jesus multiplied five loaves and two fishes to feed a crowd of more than five thousand.

During a drought, ravens brought bread and meat to Elijah morning and evening by the brook Cherith.

Elisha told a poor widow to pour from her little jar of oil; it kept flowing until every borrowed vessel was full.

After a fruitless night, Peter let down the nets at Jesus' word and caught so many fish the nets began to break.

God sends quail to cover the camp of Israel when the people cry out for meat.

Elisha casts meal into a pot of poisoned pottage and the food becomes safe to eat.

Elisha multiplies twenty barley loaves to feed a hundred men with leftovers, foreshadowing Jesus' miracles.

Jesus feeds 4,000 men with seven loaves and a few small fishes, with seven baskets left over.

Jesus tells Peter to cast a hook and find a coin in the first fish to pay the temple tax.

Moses casts a tree into the bitter waters of Marah and they are made sweet for Israel to drink.

After four days in the tomb, Lazarus came forth at the command of Jesus.

On the third day Jesus rose from the dead, conquering sin, death, and the grave.

Elisha stretched himself on a dead boy and the child sneezed seven times and opened his eyes.

Jesus took a dead twelve-year-old girl by the hand and said, 'Talitha cumi' — and she rose.

Peter prays in an upper room and Dorcas, a beloved disciple, is raised back to life.

Jesus stops a funeral at Nain and raises the widow's only son from the bier.

At Joshua's command the sun stood still over Gibeon until Israel defeated her enemies.

Jesus walked on the Sea of Galilee in the fourth watch of the night and bid Peter come to Him.

Jesus rebuked the wind and the sea and there was a great calm.

The Jordan River stood up in a heap so Israel crossed into the promised land on dry ground.

Elisha cast a stick into the Jordan and made an iron axe head float to the surface.

Jesus delivered a violent man in the country of the Gadarenes, sending a legion of demons into a herd of swine.

Elijah's prayer brought fire from heaven that consumed the sacrifice and the water around it.

A great fish swallowed Jonah and held him three days and nights before delivering him alive on land.

Jesus' first public miracle at a wedding in Cana turned six water pots into the best wine.

The Lord opened the mouth of a donkey to rebuke the prophet Balaam.

God confirmed His promise to Gideon with a wet fleece on dry ground and a dry fleece on wet ground.

Blind and bound, Samson prayed once more and brought the temple of Dagon down on his enemies.

A chariot and horses of fire parted Elijah and Elisha, and Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven.

The Holy Spirit fell on the disciples with a rushing wind and cloven tongues of fire on the day of Pentecost.

God appears to Moses in a bush that burns yet is not consumed, calling him to deliver Israel.

The Lord turns Moses' shepherd's staff into a serpent and back again as a sign of His power.

Aaron's dead rod overnight buds, blossoms, and yields ripe almonds as a sign of God's chosen priest.

The Lord moves the shadow back ten degrees on Ahaz's sundial as a sign of Hezekiah's healing.

Jesus curses a barren fig tree and it withers from the roots by the next morning.

Jesus is transfigured on a mountain, His face shining as the sun, with Moses and Elijah appearing.

A venomous viper fastens on Paul's hand on Malta, but he shakes it into the fire and feels no harm.

God confounds the language of mankind at Babel, scattering them across the face of the earth.

Sarah bears Isaac at ninety years old, fulfilling God's covenant promise to Abraham.

Enoch walks with God and is taken without seeing death.

King Jeroboam's hand withers as he stretches it out against a prophet, then is restored at the prophet's prayer.

The idol Dagon falls and is broken before the captured ark of the covenant in Ashdod.

The LORD answers David with fire from heaven on the altar at the threshingfloor of Ornan.

Fire falls and the glory of the LORD fills the temple at its dedication, so the priests cannot stand to minister.

After forty days of post-resurrection appearances, Jesus is taken up into heaven on a cloud.