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Our Lord's Miracles

Miracles	Locality	Matt	Mark	Luke	John
I. Narrated only in one Gospel
Two blind men healed	Capernaum	ix.	——	——	——
A dumb demoniac healed	Capernaum	ix.	——	——	——
Stater in the mouth of the fish	Capernaum	xvii.	——	——	——
The deaf and dumb man healed	Decapolis	——	vii.	——	——
A blind man healed	Bethsaida	——	viii.	——	——
When Christ passed unseen through the multitude	Nazareth	——	——	iv.	——
Draught of fish	Bethsaida	——	——	v.	——
Raising the widow's son	Nain	——	——	vii.	——
Healing the woman with an infirmity	Jerusalem	——	——	xiii.	——
Healing the man with the dropsy	Jerusalem	——	——	xiv.	——
Healing the ten lepers	Samaria	——	——	xvii.	——
Healing the ear of Malchus, servant of the high priest	Gethsemane	——	——	xxii.	——
Turning water into wine	Cana	——	——	——	ii.
Healing the nobleman's son of fever	Cana	——	——	——	iv.
Healing the impotent man at Bethesda	Jerusalem	——	——	——	v.
Healing the man born blind	Jerusalem	——	——	——	ix.
Raising of Lazarus	Bethany	——	——	——	xi.
Draught of fish	Bethsaida	——	——	——	xxi.
II. Narrated in two Gospels
Healing the daughter of the Syrophoenician	Tyre	xv.	vii.	——	——
Feeding the four thousand	Gennesaret (?)	xv.	viii.	——	——
Cursing the fig tree	Mount of Olives	xxi.	xi.	——	——
Healing the centurion's servant of palsy	Capernaum	viii.	——	vii.	——
The blind and dumb demoniac	Galilee	xii.	——	xi.	——
The demoniac in a synagogue	Capernaum	——	i.	iv.	——
III. Narrated in three Gospels
Stilling the storm	Sea of Galilee	viii.	iv.	viii.	——
The legion of devils entering the swine	Gadara	viii.	v.	viii.	——
Healing of Jairus' daughter	Capernaum	ix.	v.	viii.	——
Healing the woman with an issue of blood	Gennesaret	ix.	v.	viii.	——
Healing the man sick of the palsy	Capernaum	ix.	ii.	v.	——
Healing the leper	Gennesaret	viii.	i.	v.	——
Healing Peter's mother-in-law	Bethsaida	viii.	i.	iv.	——
Healing the man with the withered hand	Capernaum	xii.	iii.	vi.	——
Healing the demoniac child	Mount Tabor (?)	xvii.	ix.	ix.	——
Healing the blind Bartimaeus	Jericho	xx.	x.	xviii.	——
Walking on the sea	Sea of Galilee	xiv.	vi.	——	vi.
IV. Narrated in four Gospels
Feeding the five thousand	Bethsaida (Julias)	xiv.	vi.	ix.	vi.