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Let's go to the studio as Dr. Craig answers some of the questions that he's received.

Question from India, Bill.

Dr. Craig, my question is on the miracles of Jesus.

When Jesus did miracles as we read in the gospel, he did it by himself.

But when we read Acts 222, it says God did miracles through Jesus.

So it kind of goes against the Gospels and gives the opportunity for heretics and non-Christians to put Jesus on the same level as Moses.

I hope you respond.

Thanks for everything you do, John in India.

It's disputed among Christian theologians,

whether Jesus wrought his miracles and exorcisms in his own power as the divine son of God,

or whether he did it through the power of the indwelling Holy Spirit

who anointed him. And I know Christian

theologians on both sides of that debate, I think it's one that probably cannot be settled

exegetically. It seems to me this is one where it's just a matter of preference, and therefore I prefer not to take a firm

stand on this, whether Jesus performed the miracles through his own divine power, or whether

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