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The '''miraculous catch of 153 fish''' is one of the [[miracles attributed to Jesus]] in the [[Gospel of John]] (21:1-14).<ref>Biblegateway John 21:1-14 [http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=john%2021:1-21:14&version=NIV]</ref> |
The '''miraculous catch of 153 fish''' is one of the [[miracles attributed to Jesus]] in the [[Gospel of John]] (21:1-14).<ref>Biblegateway John 21:1-14 [http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=john%2021:1-21:14&version=NIV]</ref> |
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In the Gospel of John this miracle |
In the Gospel of John this miracle is reported as the third appearance of Jesus after his [[Resurrection of Jesus|ressurrection]]. A somewhat similar miracle, called the [[miraculous draught of fish]], appears in the [[Gospel of Luke]] (5:1-11) and takes place early in Jesus's ministry, resulting in Saints [[Saint Peter|Peter]], [[James, son of Zebedee]] and [[John the Apostle|John]] joining Jesus as his Apostles.<ref>Biblegateway Luke 5:1-11 [http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=luke%205:1-11&version=NIV]</ref> |
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The art the two miracles are distinguished by the fact that in this miracle Jesus is standing, while in the earlier miracle he is sitting in the boat. |
The art the two miracles are distinguished by the fact that in this miracle Jesus is standing, while in the earlier miracle he is sitting in the boat. |
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Revision as of 19:17, 23 October 2009
The miraculous catch of 153 fish is one of the miracles attributed to Jesus in the Gospel of John (21:1-14).[1]
In the Gospel of John this miracle is reported as the third appearance of Jesus after his ressurrection. A somewhat similar miracle, called the miraculous draught of fish, appears in the Gospel of Luke (5:1-11) and takes place early in Jesus's ministry, resulting in Saints Peter, James, son of Zebedee and John joining Jesus as his Apostles.[2]
The art the two miracles are distinguished by the fact that in this miracle Jesus is standing, while in the earlier miracle he is sitting in the boat.