There are miracles that openly break the laws of nature—miracles any fool can perceive.
Then there are miracles that take some thought to realize that yes, something out of the ordinary occurred here.
And then there are miracles so great, so wondrous, that no one but G‑d Himself is cognizant of them.
These are the many miracles that happen for you every day, because without them, a Jew cannot survive in this world.
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Miracles don't break the laws of nature.
Miracles are often just that which we don't yet understand completely; those things for which the reason and sense of them are not totally available to us yet.
Rabbi Freeman, when G-d made the sun stand still so that Yeshua Ben Nun could lead the Israelite army to victory,-
He wasn't breaking the law of nature by it.
He was demonstrating to you (via our ancestors) that the natural sciences, along with reason and sense,-
can be your allies;-
oftentimes your best allies.
Do you really want to say (and on-line no less) that 'Judaism makes no sense' but that those who have conspire to destroy Israel all these years do make sense; that Judaism is predicated on the senseless and incomprehensible, and that the natural sciences and logic and reason are opposed to you?
Rabbi Freeman, this is the same insanity every other house of faith puts forth.
Where did you get the idea that you as a Jew were set aside by G-d for the same?
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Miracles Continuous miracles... He is so good 2 us!