The Bible is informationally sufficient as a means by which the Spirit influences man to salvation and obedience, but is not sufficient as the Spirit's only influence in Man's salvation and obedience. The Bible is not informationally sufficient as a means by which the Spirit influences man to salvation and obedience. None of the above. All miracles came to an end sometime during the first century or shortly thereafter. Some miracles, but not all, came to an end around the first century.
All miracles continue to occur today.
None of the above. A miracle is any act that supercedes the laws of nature whether known to occur or not. A miracle is any act that supercedes the laws of nature so as to be observed by men. A miracle is an act that only appears to supercede the laws of nature, because of man's imperfect understanding of nature's laws at the time of the event. None of the above.