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We’re going to */continue/* on the */subject of healing/* today, but *more specifically* in the area of */faith to be healed/*.
*I.
*This */V/* says, “*/The prayer of faith shall save the sick, and the Lord shall raise him up/*.”
*A.*
The word “*/Save/*” in that V refers to “*/heal the sick/*.”
*B.*
*Thank God that we have* the */2 all inclusive words/* run *throughout* the entire *Bible*.
*1.*
Those */2/* all */inclusive/** **/words are/* “*/Whosoever/*” and “*/Any/*.”
*a.*
The “*/Whosoever/*” *of **/salvation/*.
*i**/.
“Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved/*.”
*b.*
And the “*/Any/*” of */divine healing/*.
*i.*
(*/James 5:14-15/*) “*/Is/* “*/any/*” */sick among you?
let him call for the elders of the church; and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord: (15) And the prayer of faith shall save the sick/*.”
*ii.**/
LUKE 4:40/*
*c.*
*Every one* of us *falls under those 2 words*.
*i.*
This is *something to rejoice about*.
*ii.*
That means that *Salvation and healing* are *provided for all*.
*C.*
Most of the time */faith/* is */involved/* in */receiving healing/*.
*1.*
*/Either/* the */minister’s faith/*, */your faith/* or the */both/* of you.
*a.*
The vast */majority/* of the time */your faith/* is *going to be involved*.
*b.*
I think that it’s *too often* that *we want someone else to do it for us*.
*i.*
Our *car brakes down*, we *take it to a mechanic* and expect him to do the work.
*ii.*
We have a *stopped drain*, we *call* for a *plumber*.
*iii.*
Our *hair* is too *long*, we go to a *barber* or beautician.
*2.*
When we *get sick*, we *go to the minister* and say, “*/You do it/*.”
*a.*
It’s *scriptural for you to go to the Pastor or* to call for the *Elders* of the Church.
*b.*
But *no one can substitute* for *your faith*.
*3.*
*When you **/1st/** **come to the Lord*, the Word of God refers to you as a */babe in Christ/*.
*a.* (*/Hebrews 5:13/*) Says, “*/For every one that useth milk [is] unskillful {Gr.
hath no experience} in the word of righteousness: for he is a babe/*.
*b.*
(*/1 Peter 2:2/*) Says, “*/As newborn babes, desire the sincere milk of the word, that ye may grow thereby/*.”
*4.*
*When you are a babe* in Christ *others can carry* you *with their* own *faith for a while*.
*a.*
*/But the time comes/* when */God expects you/* to begin */to stand/* on your */own 2 feet/* *and* began to *use* your *own faith*.
*D.*
But *you’ll **/never be able to pray the prayer of faith/* */if/* you’re */wondering/* */whether/* or not */God will do/* the */things/* that */you/* have */asked Him to do/*.
*1.*
The *Bible tells us* that *real faith comes by hearing the Word* of God.
*a.*
Or *you could say* “*/Real faith comes by hearing God say/**/, /**/through His Word/**/, /**/what His will is/**/./*”
*b.*
*Praying the prayer of faith* *starts by simply asking God to do* *the things* that *He has promised* to do.
*II.*
*/Many times’/* */people have/* the */idea/* that *when* the */prayer of faith/* is *prayed*, there */will be instant results/*.
The *manifestation* will be *instant*.
*A.*
That’s *not the way* the *prayer of faith works*.
*1.*
*/Many/* *people* have */never received/* their *healing* */because/* they */got into doubt/* */when the healing did not manifest immediately/*.
*2.*
Turn to */MARK 11:11-15a/*
*a.*
*Jesus left* the *fig tree* and *went to Jerusalem*.
*b.* */When Jesus spoke/* to this fig tree by commanding it to be withered, */nothing happened/* in the */natural/*.
*i.*
There was */no manifestation/* to His words yet.
*ii.*
You can even say there was */no manifestation to His faith yet/*.
*iii.*
*How* do we *know* that *He was standing in faith*?
He */goes on/* in just a few Vs down */teaching/* that */it was done by faith/*.
*3.*
*/MARK 11:19-22/*
*a.*
*Many* of the *early manuscripts* say “*/Have the faith of God/*,” or “*/have the God kind of faith/*.”
*b.*
Let’s go onto */V 23./*
*i.*
Notice that He says, “*/Shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe/*.”
*B.*
*Jesus* is *teaching* the *disciples* that “*/If they want to do the same kind of thing that He just did to the fig tree, you have to have faith and not doubt/*.”
*1.*
*/Jesus didn’t see/** the **/manifestation immediately/*, but *He* had to */continue in faith/* in order */to receive it/*.
*2.*
Look at */MARK 11:24/* “*/Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive [them], and ye shall have [them].”/*
*a.*
I want to *look at the last part*, “*/Believe that ye receive [them], and ye shall have [them].”/*
*i.*
The word “*/Believe/*” is in the */present tense/*.
*In other words **/believe now/*.
*ii.*
The word “*/Receive/*” is also in the */present tense/*, which means, “*/Believe now that it is yours/*.”
*b.*
Then He say, “*/And ye shall have [them].”/*
*i.*
The word “*/Shall/*” is in the */future tense/*.
*ii.*
If we *put the whole thing together* it would say, “*/Believe that it’s yours now/**/ /**/and/**/ /**/you will receive it in the future/*.”
*3.*
But */don’t get hung up with/* */“when”/* */you’ll receive it/*.
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