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I've wrestled with what I believe (no lack, Psa 23) and what I experience (lack). I found this sermon that answers this question. You won't like it, but I dare you to finish it.
I hope this helps as much as it did me, I really needed it.
I and my family have medical issues. I believe in healing, but... Isa 53:5 and 1 Pet 2:24 says a promise, but... I'm not sure how to break through to healing.Question if i may? If you believe ps 23 no lack. Then what are you saying when you experience lack?
I am in the same boat with you. But I realize it keeps me closer to God than if I were healthy. As a family we rely on each other more because of our issues.I and my family have medical issues. I believe in healing, but... Isa 53:5 and 1 Pet 2:24 says a promise, but... I'm not sure how to break through to healing.
I and my family have medical issues. I believe in healing, but... Isa 53:5 and 1 Pet 2:24 says a promise, but... I'm not sure how to break through to healing.
The reaching and speaking happened at the same time.Mat 8:2 And behold, a leper came to him and knelt before him, saying, "Lord, if you will, you can make me clean."
Mat 8:3 And Jesus stretched out his hand and touched him, saying, "I will; be clean." And immediately his leprosy was cleansed.
Notice: this man knew Jesus could heal, "..you can make me clean..", but he was unsure if Jesus would heal him. When Jesus reached out and touched him, nothing happened. It was not until Jesus said, "I will...". Then he was healed.
I think this is where most Christians have it wrong. You use the word "requesting". God has already done everything He is going to do so putting a request out is like asking Him to do it again. God has already healed us all we have to do is believe and have faith and command it to depart. Yes sometimes it takes longer to manifest and I believe @Cturtle covered this in his previous post.The reaching and speaking happened at the same time.
But let's not dissect healing as many other topics are dissected. What matters is a person's faith in God. It is not a lack of faith to say "If it's your will, Lord", but an expression of humility and the understanding that sometimes God says "My grace is enough for you"... in other words, the answer to the request is 'no'. Lack of healing is not always due to some fault in the one requesting it.
May be Lord is saying "My grace is sufficient for you"?I and my family have medical issues. I believe in healing, but... Isa 53:5 and 1 Pet 2:24 says a promise, but... I'm not sure how to break through to healing.
I and my family have medical issues. I believe in healing, but... Isa 53:5 and 1 Pet 2:24 says a promise, but... I'm not sure how to break through to healing.
The reaching and speaking happened at the same time.
But let's not dissect healing as many other topics are dissected. What matters is a person's faith in God. It is not a lack of faith to say "If it's your will, Lord", but an expression of humility and the understanding that sometimes God says "My grace is enough for you"... in other words, the answer to the request is 'no'. Lack of healing is not always due to some fault in the one requesting it.
Are you saying we shouldn't pray? Why does scripture tell us to pray? The word "request" is a direct translation of the Greek, sometimes rendered "petition".I think this is where most Christians have it wrong. You use the word "requesting". God has already done everything He is going to do so putting a request out is like asking Him to do it again. God has already healed us all we have to do is believe and have faith and command it to depart. Yes sometimes it takes longer to manifest and I believe @Cturtle covered this in his previous post.
Never once said we shouldn't pray. When the apostles healed did they command in Jesus name or request Jesus to heal?Are you saying we shouldn't pray? Why does scripture tell us to pray? The word "request" is a direct translation of the Greek, sometimes rendered "petition".
The crippled man did not request or demand or pray anything at all. And Paul requested.Never once said we shouldn't pray. When the apostles healed did they command in Jesus name or request Jesus to heal?
I'm not going to argue with you. You are trying to put words in my mouth that aren't there. Maybe this was a mistake coming back to this forum.The crippled man did not request or demand or pray anything at all. And Paul requested.
So then, are you saying that you (the one commanding) can command that Jesus heal, say, everybody mentioned in this thread so far?