Miracles of Our Lord presents George MacDonald’s theological reflection on the miracles of Jesus as revelations of God’s character rather than displays of supernatural power. In the opening, MacDonald clarifies that faith does not rest on belief in miracles themselves but on understanding the divine love and purpose they reveal. Miracles are described as acts of restoration and harmony that express God’s will for creation. Events such as the wedding at Cana are interpreted as signs of God’s presence within ordinary human joy and need. The work ultimately invites readers to see miracles as guides toward a deeper, lived relationship with God rather than as isolated wonders.
