While the directors were still praying, a cattleman enetered the outer office saying God had told him to donate the proceeds of a sale to the school. The amount was exactly what was needed. A naturalist would I suppose, claim it was coincidence. There was certainly nothing miraculous about the individual events. People sell cattle all the time.
People donate money to schools all the time.
We have had numerous healings in our church, and I for one am inclined to credit them all to answered prayer. Of course there are miracles in the Bible that will never yield to natural explanation, includings the raising of Lazarus, the incarnation, the resurrection. And there are many more that I doubt will yield to natural explanation, such as turning water into wine at Cana. But the miraculous aspect rests in God's ability to command nature to accomplish His purposes when needed, rather than in men's inability to explain the physical processes that happened to be seen as the miracles proceeded. Let me repeat my request for a third time.