HEALING
(See MIRACLES)
divine:
♦ God's unique power of:
♦ request for:
♦ promise of:
♦ of Israel's land:
♦ in a spiritual sense:
♦ of Israel's people:
• 2 Chronicles 30:20; Psalms 30:12; 107:20; Jeremiah 30:17; 33:6; Hosea 14:4 (cf. Lamentations 2:13); Matthew 13:14-15
♦ confidence in:
♦ hindrance to:
♦ Christ's disciples delegated authority for:
♦ Christ's disciples commanded to perform:
♦ in relation to the Sabbath:
some instances of:
♦ in the OT:
♦ by Christ:
• Matthew 4:23-24; 8:13, 16; 12:13, 15, 22; 14:14; 15:28, 30; 19:2; 21:14; Mark 2:1-12; Luke 5:17; 8:2; 9:42; 22:51; John 4:50-53; 5:13; Acts 10:38
♦ by the apostles and other early disciples:
various other uses of:
♦ healing from infertility:
♦ healing related to leprosy:
♦ healing from circumcision:
♦ time of healing:
♦ healing of a Gentile nation:
♦ healing in a superficial manner:
♦ human inability for national healing:
♦ lack of healing:
♦ as a taunt to Jesus concerning healing Himself:
♦ gifts of healing from the Spirit:
♦ symbolic significance of healing:
conditions for:
♦ prayer:
♦ repentance:
♦ fear of the Lord:
♦ wise words:
♦ pleasant words:
♦ a joyful heart:
♦ faith:
♦ a right path of life:
♦ confession of sin:
♦ medical and medicinal means for
♦ preclusion of
♦ failure in
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