A Healing Place





God cares about the health of our bodies.  In Ephesians 2:21-22 we are told that we are being built into a Holy Temple for God.  "In whom all the building fitly framed together groweth unto an holy temple in the Lord:  In whom ye also are builded together for an habitation of God through the Spirit."




     Perhaps spending a little while here in this healing place, with the vast universe all around us, thinking of God's promises to us, can help to ease our minds.  As we look into the night sky, we can realize that we are traveling through the vast universe on our little "Spaceship Earth".  Yet we can feel safe and secure knowing that we are in God's hands.




     It is the creation we see around us that proves beyond a shadow of a doubt the existence of God.  It takes a huge leap of unjustified faith to believe that the vastness, the intricacies, and the inter-dependencies of the creation happened as the result of millions of accidents.  The existence of an all powerful God is the only reasonable conclusion one can arrive at.




     And since God exists, we can believe His promises concerning His desires for us.
 In  3John 1: 2 we are told, "Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth."




     Alas, there is no way that anyone can guarantee healing in this life, for it's appointed unto us all to die once, but by thinking and learning of how God has dealt with healing in the past and continues to heal today, perhaps we can be comforted while we wait for His healing.  This is not a replacement for competent medical attention (one of God's great blessings to us in this country) but is an addition to that attention.  We must remember that God is more powerful than any human, when He decides to act.



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 The Story of Naaman

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The Story of King Hezekiah
He left behind not only a tunnel, but also something much more important!


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Christ once told a blind man to go to the pool of Siloam and wash the muddy spit off his eyes (what an insult that must have been to the priest's practice of annointing with olive oil).  When the man did so, he was healed of his blindness.   Since Christ has returned to the third heaven, we are instructed, in His absence, to ask the older, more established men in the faith to pray for one another's healing.  And that we should be willing to admit to one another that we have sometimes "slipped" or "fallen away" from our closeness to God.



We read this in James 5: 15,,,  "
And the prayer of faith shall save the sick, and the Lord shall raise him up; and if he have committed sins, they shall be forgiven him."




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