Is a miracle a good proof for the existence of God?

Miracles can be considered as good proof for the existence of God. However, it should
not be made as the only basis or proof for his existence.
Miracles are seemingly impossible events that cannot be explained by natural or
scientific laws. Humes suggests that we have the burden of proof to conclude that an event
really did take place; however, there are lots of events that up until now remain as a mystery.
Isn’t it that miracles are beyond human intelligence, miracle breaks the uniformity of nature
because it’s an unfathomable event, and that humans are incapable of fully exploring and
understanding the reason why and how it happened. Since it is beyond human comprehension
it can only be attributed to someone who is a supreme being, who is God. Other than that, it is
so hard to not believe that miracles are good proofs of God’s existence especially if it involves
people who are resuscitated after almost dying or announced dead, which as of the moment
medically unexplainable.
Needless to say, miracle as proof for God’s existence is a subjective matter. It is up to
people if they believe on miracles and that they attribute it to God.