miracles of Jesus Christ, explained according to their spiritual meaning, in the way of question and answer.
Contributors: Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834, association.; Coleridge, Ernest Hartley, 1846-1920, association.
Publisher: Printed for a Society of Gentleman, by J. Gleave
Published: 1816
Place of publication: Manchester
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Subjects: Jesus Christ -- Miracles.
Other titles: Prediction & miracles of Christ; Prediction and miracles of Christ
Notes: Each part has a separate title-page and pagination.

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Victoria University Library copy: Title page of pt. 5 wanting; all after pt. 6 wanting.

Victoria University Library copy is inscribed presentation copy to S.T. Coleridge.

Victoria University Library copy has note by E.H. Coleridge in pocket at end.
Table of contents: value: Part the first, containing 1. Introductory remarks.  2. The leper cleansed.  3. The centurion's servant healed.  4. Peter's wife's mother healed; value: Part the second, containing 1. The devils cast out.  2. The wind and waves rebuked.  3. The possessed of devils coming out of the tombs.  4. The sick of the palsy healed; value: Part the third, containing 1. The ruler's daughter raised.  2. The bloody issue cured.  3. The two blind men restored.  4. The devil cast out from the dumb man.  5. The withered hand healed.  6. The devil cast out from the blind and dumb; value: Part the fourth, containing 1. The five loaves and two fishes.  2. Jesus walking on the sea.  3. The sick healed in the land of Gennesareth; value: [Part the fifth, containing 1. The devil cast out from the daughter of the woman of Canaan.  2. The lame, blind, dumb, maimed, and many others healed.  3. The miracle of the seven loaves and fishers.  4. The transfiguration]; value: Part the sixth, containing 1. The lunatic healed.  2. The piece of money found in the fish's mouth.  3. Sight restored a second time to two blind men.  4. The barren fig-tree cursed.