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We’re going to *continue* on the *subject* of *healing* for our bodies.
*As we look throughout* the *Word* of God, we *find* that *it is God’s will for us to be healed*.
*I.*
Turn to */MATT 8:16-17/*
*A*.
Look at */MATT 12:15/*
*1.*
Here we see *Jesus healing all* that came to Him.
*a.* *Some* will *argue* that *this* was *Jesus* *not* God the *Father*.
*b.*
Jesus said in (*/John 14:9/**/) “He that hath seen me hath seen the Father/*.”
*2.*
Turn to */JOHN 5:30/*
*a.*
*Jesus* said that He *seeks* the *will of the Father*.
*b.*
But look at */JOHN 5:19/*
*i.*
What we see *Jesus* *doing* *on* the *Earth* *is the* *will* *of the Father*.
*B.*
Now that we can see that it is *the will of the Father to heal the sick*, we also see that *faith* is something that is *needed to receive*.
*1.*
*Healing* is a *promise of God*.
*a.* (*/Exodus 23:25/*) Says, “*/And ye shall serve the LORD your God, and he shall bless thy bread, and thy water; and I will take sickness away from the midst of thee/*.”
*b.*
So we have *God’s promise to take sickness* *away* from the midst of us, *but* *for* that *promise* *to come to pass* we have to *meet* the *conditions*.
*i.*
*In* the *V* *He says* that *we need to serve Him*.
*a.* *In light of the NT* we could say that we *need* *to be one of His children*, and be *serving Him*.
*ii.*
But there is *something else* that the *NT teaches* that we have *to put into practice* in order *to receive*.
*a.*
(*/Hebrews 6:12/*) “*/That ye be not slothful, but followers of them who through faith and patience inherit the promises/*.”
* II.*
*In most cases* *Jesus did not heal anyone until* *He either heard their confession of faith*, *or* He *observed some act of faith for healing*.
*A.*
Look at */MATT 8:5-10/*
*1.*
*Jesus observed this man’s faith* *and* He *heard his confession* of faith.
(Because of that the *servant was healed*.)
*B.*
*/MARK 2:1-5/* and *Then Jesus healed him*.
*1.*
But what I wanted you to see is that *Jesus saw their faith* *and the man was healed*.
*2.*
*Faith is better seen than heard*.
*a.*
(*/James 2:26/*) Says, “*/Faith without works is dead/*.”
*i.*
Or as *many have said*, “*/Faith without corresponding action is dead/*.”
*b.*
But “*/Don’t get it backwards/*.”
*Just because you have a work, does not mean that it is faith*.
*i.*
*Sometimes people will do something like writing faith checks*.
*ii.*
*You don’t do something to prove that you have faith*.
If* you have faith then you will automatically do the corresponding action*.
*iii.*
*You won’t have to think twice about doing it*.
*III.*
*Throughout the Word* of God, we always see that *God honors faith*
*A.*
*/MATT 9:27-30/*
*1.*
Jesus said, “*/According to your faith be it unto you/*.”
*a.*
Their *faith is what got the job done*.
*B.*
In (*/Matthew 15:22/*), the *Canaanite woman* who *sought* after *Jesus* said, “*/Have mercy on me, O Lord, [thou] Son of David; my daughter is grievously vexed with a devil/*.”
*1.*
As *she was persistent with* her *faith* and *unwavering*, Jesus said in (*/Matthew 15:28/*), “*/O woman, great [is] thy faith: be it unto thee even as thou wilt.
And her daughter was made whole from that very hour/*.”
*C.*
Look at */MARK 5:25-29/*
*1.*
*If we just stop there*, *we would say that it was her touching Jesus’ garment that made her whole*.
*a.*
But *not according to Jesus*.
*2.*
Let’s go on reading */MARK 5:30-34/*
*a.*
*It was her faith that made her whole*.
*Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ*.
*D.*
Then starting in (*/MARK 10:49/*) we have a *blind man that sought Jesus for his healing*.
*1.*
In (*/V 52/*) Jesus said, “*/Thy faith hath made thee whole/*.”
*2.*
In (*/LUKE 17:19/*) you have *the leper that returned to give thanks to Jesus*.
Jesus said, “*/Arise, go thy way: thy faith hath made thee whole/*.”
*3.*
In (*/JOHN 4/*) the *nobleman sought Jesus to come and heal his son*.
*a.*
In (*/John 4:50/*) Jesus said to him, “*/Go thy way; thy son liveth.
And the man believed the word that Jesus had spoken unto him/*.”
*i.*
As you go on reading you find out *the boy was healed*.
*IV.*
*We don’t always have a reference* *to the person being in faith* *when* they were *healed*, *but we can see the importance of it*.
*A.*
Turn to */MARK 6:1-6/*
*1.*
*In* *Jesus own town* He *could* *not* *do any miraculous miracles* *because* of their *unbelief*.
*B.*
*Not* *only* *in Jesus ministry* were *people healed* *by their own faith*.
*1.*
*/ACTS 14:8-10/*
*2.*
*Paul knew* that *this man had faith*, and *that* *is what caused Paul to come over to him and say*, “*/Stand up/*.”
*V.*
*Healing* is a *promise* that *belongs to every believer*.
*A.*
*Jesus said*.
“*/Everyone that asks receives/*.”
*1.*
He *made a similar statement 6 times*.
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