Once again, we must distinguish the synoptic and Johannine traditions about Jesus’ miracles. In the synoptic tradition four different types of miracle stories are recorded: (1) healings (possibly fifteen of them); (2) exorcisms (five); (3) resuscitations (two); and (4) nature miracles (six, with one of them a “would be” [Matt 17:24–27, the story about the coin in the fish’s mouth, the outcome of which we never learn]). In the Johannine