[I]n this present work of ours we shall use the word in its normal theological sense — viz. a supranatural act of God (whether humanly admitted to be so or not) which changes something within the physical world in a humanly inexplicable manner to the glory of God in Christ. Our work consists of seven parts.
First, as above, we shall attempt to define miracles. A survey of past definitions offered, will soon show just how difficult such a task is.
Second, we shall trace the history of miracles. That will range from their very first inception until their suspension at the inscripturation of the completed Bible — till their next reoccurrence at Christ’s final coming, miraculously to consummate the ages at the very end of world history.
