Norman L. Geisler

Signs and Wonders

Todd Luallen

An excellent Scriptural treatment of the signs and wonders topic. Geisler does a good job of being gracious to opposition, while at the same time clearly delineating what Scripture has to say about the subject. He openly says that he believes that God is doing miracles today, and gives evidence to support the claim. However, he is also quick to point out that what most people consider a true miracle is actually nothing of the sort. He provides a list of qualifications for a miracle, something he calls a "fingerprint" of God. He then shows that much of the so-called miraculous today is really not of the same quality (does not have the same fingerprint) as that of the miracles in Scripture. 

Any serious student of Scripture that is interested in researching the topic of signs and wonders should read this book.

Signs and Wonders

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