Search Results: Miracles

Notre Dame, Indiana: Ave Maria Press. Good. 1979. Paperback. 77 pages .

New York: Harper & Row. Good. 1964. Paperback. 0060668148 . 186 pages .

NY: Macmillan. Good. 1970. Paperback. 192 pages .

Englewood Cliffs, Nj: Prentice-Hall. Good; Dj Slightly Torn, Owner's Name Inside. 1971. Hardback. 256 pages .

St Andrew's Publications. Good+ with no dust jacket; A touch of light corner wear.. 1997. Paperback. 224 pages .

David McKay Company. Good with no dust jacket; Usual x-lib. Markings.. 1952. Hardcover. Has Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur; Ex-Library; 288 pages .

Tulsa, Oklahoma: Homeward Bound Tract Soc.. Good; Cover Slightly Worn. 1974. Paperback.

Farrar, Straus & Cudahy. Good+ in Good dust jacket; Some rips to dust jacket.. 1956. First Printing. Hardcover. Has Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur; 316 pages .

London: Fount, 1978.. Shows that a Christian must not only accept but rejoice in miracles as a testimony of the unique personal involvement of God in his creation". Pp 190, toning to pages. Paperback, Illustrated cover by Tony Meeuwissen. G+.

London: SCM, 1958.. An investigation of Healing Miracles in the present day." Pp, 48. P/b. G+.

Edinburgh: The Church of Scotland Youth Committee, 1964.. Can we believe that the Miracles of Jesus really happened? The Miracles of the fourth gospels." Pp. 291. P/b. G+.

London: SCM cheap edition, 1963.. Rep. "Dr. Richardson has rendered an important service to the Christian Church by offering us this remarkably fresh, stimulating and competent survey". Pp. 149. Corners to pages torn. P/b. G.

Worthing, England: Henry E. Walter, 1967.. 1st ed. The author says: "I felt the pressing need to assemble some of the principal Scriptures on Divine Healing, in a simple way that would appeal to all who love the Bible and receive it as the inspired Word of God". Pp.79, inscribed by author to verso front cover. P/b G+.

London: SCM, 1969.. 1st British ed. "They survey the discussion of the miraculous from biblical times to the present day ..." Pp. 256, inscrip. to fep. Turquoise cloth, d/w edges chipped. G+/G+.

TX: Voice of Healing. Good; Previous owners name stamp.. 1963. Paperback. 72 pages .

Glasgow: Wild Goose Publications, 2000.. 1st edition. "Re-translates the original Greek of the Gospels and sheds new light on what the healing miracles of Jesus were and what they mean for us. He concludes that there is no justification for saying that the 'miracles' break the laws of nature, but that such events are a natural result of using untapped human and divine resources in a universe that is totally consistent." Pp.252. Paperback. VG.

London: SCM,1933.. 5th edition. Pp.256/3(ads)., small owner's name to inside front board Green cloth, rubbed, title to spine dulled. G.

London: A.R. Mowbray & Co. Ltd., 1965.. 1st ed. Collection of essays. Pp. 8/245. Dark blue cloth, gilt title to spine, d/w price clipped and rubbing to edges and spine. G+/G.

London: printed for Richard Baldwin 1694, reprinted in the year 1787, and sold by Mills .., 1787. Second edn. 8vo, pp. 48. Bound in worn original cloth. The following affidavits and certificates are bound at the end: those of the mother and father, the girl herself, Mrs. Laulan, the mistress of the girl, her surgeon, and a number of others. For the original, see Wing T3073; Krivatsy 11979; Wellcome IV, 30. An account of the supposedly miraculous cure of Marie Maillard (1680-1731), a French Huguenot refugee in London. Her instantaneous recovery from a lifelong debilitating illness was said to take place as she was reading the Bible on Sunday, 26th November, 1693. The event precipitated a popular debate on the nature of miracles. Maillard was so famous that she was summoned to the lord Mayor of London and various Bishops and Queen Mary sent four doctors to investigate. A discourse on miracles by Dr. James Welwood is appended.

London: Printed R. Manby and H. S. Cox..., 1749. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, 219 x 166 mms., pp. [iv], cxli [cxlii blank], 232 [233 - 252 Index], with notice to purchasers pasted on verso of half-title, contemporary quarter calf, black leather label, marbled boards (very worn); upper and lower front joint slightly cracked but a very good copy. David Hume had published an essay on miracles in his Philosophical Essay concerning Human Understanding in 1748, which, as he recorded in his autobiography by Middleton's work: "I had the Mortification to find all England in a Ferment on account of Dr. Middletons Free Enquiry; while my Performance was entirely overlooked and neglected." Middleton was at the centre of a number of controversies during his lifetime and to some extent afterwards. He was married three times, but he had no children by any of them. His third marriage was to the beautiful widow Ann Wilkins. She was a skilled musician and with her husband and his niece gave… Read More