FOOTNOTES:

[11] The Anglicized Latin word, "miracle," indiscriminately used in the

Authorized Version, denotes the superficial character of the act or

event it is applied to, as producing wonder or amazement in the

beholders. The terms commonly employed in the New Testament

(_s{=e}meion_, a sign; _dunamis_, power; less frequently _teras_, a

portent) are of deeper significance, and connote the inner nature of the

occurrence, either as requiring to be pondered for its meaning, or as

the product of a new and peculiar energy.

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