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Christ Jesus. In the Bible, the New Testament is full of healings accomplished by him.
Spiritual healing was a given in early Christianity. Jesus taught and expected his followers to heal. Peter, James, and John did outstanding healing work, as did his disciples. So did Paul and thousands of early Christians for approximately...
Well, first, it doesn’t mean rituals, incantations, or formulas. When I’m praying for myself or for someone who’s called me for help, I begin with one primary fact: namely, that we’re God’s creation and that we can never be separated from H...
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Clearly, obtaining the object we desire is contingent on a meaningful spiritual relationship with Him. "There must be purity of heart, purity of motive, purity of desire, if our prayers are to be in His name. God is greater than His pr...
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Christian Science treatment can be used to resolve physical challenges such as head aches, tension, colds, flu, infection, and other items resulting from strenuous activities and injuries.
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Absolutely! I have seen SO MANY examples of "miraculous" healings that could only have come from the power of prayer. I have seen it in my own life and my own body. But, as I said earlier, it doesn't always happen. And I don't th...
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