signs and wonders
Supernatural acts, collectively
Signs and wonders are miraculous events or supernatural phenomena, especially those interpreted as divine messages or demonstrations of God's power.
The phrase comes from biblical usage, where signs point to spiritual truth while wonders inspire awe: The prophet performed signs and wonders before the people.
The expression often carries skeptical undertones when used outside religious contexts, suggesting credulity or theatrical spectacle.
- omensProphetic signs or warnings
- portentsOminous indicators of future events
- miraclesSupernatural extraordinary events
- stigmataWounds echoing crucifixion
- weeping statuesSculptures appearing to cry
divine intervention · holy relics · supernatural phenomena · spiritual gifts · speaking in tongues · blood moon · prophecy · end times · biblical miracles · loaves and fishes · healing miracles · faith healing · ancient myths · resurrection · spiritual awakening · true believers · folklore legends · pilgrimage sites
- apocalypseapocalypse, Armageddon, end times, rapture, tribulation
- Charismatic Christianityspeaking in tongues, glossolalia, spiritual gifts, tongues, charismatic worship
- Holy SpiritHoly Spirit, pneuma, advocate, helper, third person
- prophecyprophecy, prophet, seer, prophets, prophetess
- revivalsrevivalism, resurgence, reawakening, rejuvenation, revitalization
- Pentecostalismspeaking in tongues, glossolalia, tongues, Holy Spirit, holy spirit
signs and wondersnatural phenomena
Occurrences without human cause
natural order · routine · normalcy · laws of nature · natural causes
signs and wondersspiritual darkness
State of profound disconnection
signs and wondersempirical evidence
Proof from measurable observation
skepticism · debunking · demythologization · disenchantment · materialism
sign, signs, signed, signing, signer, signers, signal, signals, signaling