Why Do Miracles Only Happen in Our Torah?

While other religions do not exhibit a single grand miracle, our holy Torah describes an incredible array of nationwide miracles witnessed by all of Israel: the river turning to blood, plagues of frogs, lice, wild beasts, pestilence, boils, fire and hail raining down together, locusts, darkness, the death of the firstborn (which required knowing each household), the splitting of the Red Sea, the pillars of fire and cloud, manna falling from the heavens, Miriam’s well, the earth swallowing Korah and his followers, the walls of Jericho tumbling to the sound of trumpets, and of course, the revelation at Mount Sinai.

In other words, the Torah presents a 'Big Bang' of miracles on a national scale, while no other religion can claim even a single miracle of such magnitude!

The Torah foretold this over 3,300 years ago:

"Inquire now regarding the early days, which were before you... Has anything so great ever happened, or was anything like it ever heard? Has any people heard the voice of Hashem speaking from the midst of the fire, as you have heard, and lived? Has any god ever tried to come to take for himself one nation from amidst another, through trials, signs, wonders, war, with a mighty hand and outstretched arm, and by great awesome deeds, as all that Hashem your God did for you in Egypt before your eyes? You have been shown in order to know that Hashem is God; there is no one else besides Him" (Deuteronomy 4:32).

Other nations had only dreamers and sorcerers, not miracles of immense scale. Logically speaking, one can understand why sorcery cannot produce nationwide miracles: because Hashem created and rules the universe, granting all powers in existence, even those of sorcery, which are governed exclusively by His will.

To compare: A very strong person might lift a heavy stone, yet it is unthinkable that they could ever move a mountain! Similarly, it is inconceivable that a mortal could create a world, kill all the firstborns of Egypt in an instant, or split a sea and drown an entire army. The power to create worlds and command the elements of nature is reserved for the Creator alone.

Imaginations of sorcerers commanding the earth and skies defy all logic, turning our world into chaos, a void, which cannot be the work of such a wise Creator, whose wisdom we all witness.

We see that Hashem created a very rational reality, with precise and consistent natural laws, giving humans intellect, a sense of justice and truth. Hashem taught humans wisdom, allowing those who seek closeness to discover His existence and true Torah.

Therefore, when we examine world history, we find no other religions with evidence of tremendous miracles. A divine revelation to an entire nation occurred only once in history, because only then did Hashem display His full strength and might so that future generations would know He gave us a true Torah.