Agent Tagging in "Miracles of the Bible" Interactive

Graham Criddle

I was looking into miracles in the Old Testament in preparation for a preaching series and was using the "Miracles of the Bible" Interactive to help select some.

I was surprised to see God not being shown as involved in some of them - see example below:

I know Moses was involved but God was as well! Shouldn't both be shown?

In the Interactive, Agent is defined as "the person or entity responsible for committing the miracle".and there is an overall recognition that all miracles are supernatural acts. So God is behind all of them.

So, more generally, wouldn't we expect to see one of God, Jesus, Holy Spirit identified as an agent in each miracle with - potentially - a human agent identified as well?

Trying to understand the tagging philosophy here.

Thanks, Graham 

Wild Eagle

God was involved in every miracle. If there are agents through whom God did it, then it is easy  for me to find that. But if there is God alone, then God as agent. If you want to see God tagged on every miracle, then Faithlife should tag God on everything: every event, every story, and action  since nothing goes without Him.