# What Divine Intervention and Miracles means in Plays

> Miraculous events—such as the resurrection of Drusiana and Callimachus, the protection of martyrs from fire, and the comic bewilderment of persecutors—demonstrate God's direct power and the triumph of faith over natural law.

## Explanation

Miraculous events—such as the resurrection of Drusiana and Callimachus, the protection of martyrs from fire, and the comic bewilderment of persecutors—demonstrate God's direct power and the triumph of faith over natural law.

Constance expresses trust in God's help and prays for a change in Gallicanus's heart, invoking divine aid.

Constance implores Christ to intervene and turn Gallicanus from his unlawful purpose, trusting in divine grace to change hearts.

Constance sees God's potential hand in converting Gallicanus through her servants.

John's promise and the sudden weakening of the enemy army demonstrate God's direct intervention in battle.

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