The miracles that Jesus worked are His answer to a will that moves towards Him , in Jesus’ miracles, God carries out His plan for the salvation of mankind and the world. The miracles of Christ and the saints, prophecies, the Church's growth and holiness, and her fruitfulness and stability are the most certain signs of divine Revelation, adapted to the intelligence of all; they are "motives of credibility" (motiva credibilitatis), which show that the assent of faith is by no means a blind impulse of the mind. The purpose of the miracles of Jesus awakens our attitude of awe and wonder as a creature to its Creator. They become true of the believer that all things are possible to God since the miracles point to a faith that speaks of God’s providence and power.  The believer has no confidence in himself but trusts that God in turn will save and heal like the Samaritan who was healed and returned praising God. Even if there aren’t any grand signs of healing in our lives, we must still thank God for the little miracles in our lives that would allow us to still be alive to do His work.