Jesus said if you have seen me, you have seen the Father. If we see the heart of Jesus concerning healing, we see the heart of God concerning healing. That means for you today as well as when he ministered here on the earth, for He is the same, yesterday, today and forever. It is God’s will for you to be healed.
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Healing is the will of God for all mankind.
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Jesus said to his disciples in the 14th chapter of John, “he who has seen me has seen the Father.” If we want to know the heart of God, we could know it by the heart of Jesus. If we want to know the will of the Father, look at Jesus. If we want to know God’s heart for mankind, look at Jesus. If we see Him, we can see the Father.
In the beginning, the Word of God already was. The Word was with God, and the Word was God. God and His Word are one. His Word became flesh, took on humanity and lived among us. He and His son are one.
He has a heart for us, broken humanity. He loves us and cares for us. He showed us His compassion for our healing through His son.
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We continue our teaching on “Healing by Faith.” Healing is part of our salvation from God.
Healing comes by either one of two ways, by the sovereign move of God or by faith in His Word.
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Is healing commissioned by the atoning blood of Jesus? Was healing only for the ministry of Jesus Christ and for the early church? Can we trust God to heal us today? Is healing part of the church today? Does God will for us to be healed?
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Does healing belong to the body of Christ? Are we commissioned by God to take the gospel of healing to all the world? Are we commissioned to take the good news to all the world? What would be good news to the sick? What was good news to the woman with the issue of blood? How does healing come?
The answers to these and many other questions will begin to unfold to us as we go to the Word of God. The Word of God is truth, and the truth will make you free.
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This week we conclude our teaching on “The Faith of Abraham.” The faith of Abraham was the faith of God. Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God. Faith comes from God’s Word. God’s Word is the source of all faith. It’s His faith.
Jesus tells us to have the faith of God. If we have the faith of God, then we can move mountains with our words, and we can change the impossible with our prayers.
If we can believe, then all things are possible. Nothing is impossible. Absolutely nothing.
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We continue our study this week on the faith of Abraham, who was called the father of us all, according to Paul. Because Abraham believed God, it was credited to him as righteousness. But that wasn’t for Abraham only, it is credited to us also who believe the Gospel of the Kingdom of God.
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God called Abram’s father, Terah from Ur of the Chaldees to the land of Canaan, but they only came as far as Haran and dwelt there. After the death of Terah, God called Abram to leave Haran and to go to Canaan. Abram left as God instructed, except he took some of his family with him. The first promise God gave Abram was, “I will make of you a great nation, and I will bless you, and make your name great, and you will be a blessing.”
The promise of Abram and Sarai’s seed, or offspring, was the first promise from the mouth of God. Yet Abram was about 75 years old and Sarai was about 65 when they received the promise. She had been barren and was now past age, as was Abram. Yet the Word of God and the promise of God had been given.
In Genesis 15, when Abram asked God, “where is my promise seeing I go childless?” God responded for Abram to look at the stars. He told Abram to number the stars, if he was able, and to say, “So shall my seed be,” numberless shall Abram’s descendants be.
When Abram was about 99 years old, God spoke to him again and changed his name. No longer shall your name be Abram, meaning highly exalted father, but you shall be called Abraham, meaning father of many nations, “for the father of many nations have I made you.”
God had made Abraham the father of many nations, long before Abraham saw it. When God gave him the promise, he bacame the father of manyh nations. When Abraham began to call himself what God had already made him, it was only a matter of months before Isaac was born.
Can you imagine what you would be if you called yourself what God has already called and made you. When God says it, it is so. When you mix your faith with God’s promises, you will become what He has already made you. Selah!
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