Repentance, Miracles, and Faith

This chapter explores the theme of repentance through the contrasting figures of Manasseh and others in biblical history, highlighting significant transgressions and notable acts of repentance. It further examines the perception of miracles, particularly those performed by Jesus, and the cultural implications of such acts within faith contexts. Additionally, the chapter discusses the complexities surrounding faith healers and the necessity of skepticism in discerning genuine miracles from deceptive claims.