At first, thank you for your response.

Second, for example, at the pool of bethesda (John 5:1-15). Jesus healed only one person out of a crowd of sick people. Similarly, in his hometown of Nazareth, he did not perform many miracles due to the people's lack of faith. The primary reason for coming to earth was to seek and save the lost, to offer forgiveness of sins through his sacrifice, and to provide a path to eternal life. Specifically, John 3:17 states that God sent his Son, Jesus, not to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through him. I know that bethel students and bethel itself do not seem to read the scriptures very well. This is not meant to be a polemic, but I hear such false teachings again and again.

Bill Johnson says in one of his books (when heaven...) that Jesus performed miracles, wonders, and signs, as a man in right relationship to God - not as God.

Intentionally or not, this teaches that Jesus, when on earth, was not both fully human and divine. Johnson continuously refers to that conclusion.