From the studied materials, it is clear that both Jesus and the saints performed miracles that not only healed, resurrected the dead, and exorcised demons, but also included acts directly associated with the transformation of matter.

Miracles Beyond Healing

From the studied materials, it is clear that both Jesus and the saints performed miracles that not only healed, resurrected the dead, and exorcised demons, but also included acts directly associated with the transformation of matter. For example, one source clearly states:

"Jesus did many and various things; but if one were to write in detail about them, I think that even the entire world would not be able to contain all the written books. All that Jesus performed was wondrous and beyond wonder. As for the saints, they too were able to perform miracles by transforming matter, healing the sick, resurrecting the dead, and exorcising demons." (source: link txt, page: 1)

This quote clearly demonstrates that the miracles performed by Jesus and the saints included not only healing and resurrection but also the transformation of material substances. Additionally, other passages tell of transformations such as turning water into wine, where the miraculous act was carried out both by direct command (for example, Jesus transformed water into wine at the wedding in Cana of Galilee, as described in source " link txt", page: 2) and through the intercession of the saints, whose deeds served as signs of a higher spiritual power.

Thus, according to the cited sources, the miracles of Jesus and the saints encompassed a wide range of supernatural phenomena, including the ability to transform matter, which served as evidence of the power and truth of their sacred message.

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"Jesus did many and various things; but if one were to write in detail about them, I think that even the entire world would not be able to contain all the written books. All that Jesus performed was wondrous and beyond wonder. As for the saints, they too were able to perform miracles by transforming matter, healing the sick, resurrecting the dead, and exorcising demons." (source: link txt, page: 1)

"At the first feast, the Lord turns water into wine openly in Cana of Galilee, and at the last, Secretly—He will turn wine into blood. I am the true vine, and my Father is the vinedresser. – This I have said to you... so that your joy may be complete." (source: link txt, page: 2)