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Is Any One of You Sick?: The Biblical Basis for Healing the Sick is unavailable, but you can change that!

The most heard views expressed on the vexed subject of divine healing often come from entrenched camps. It is difficult to find someone with the medical, theological, and practical experience necessary to give advice on the subject that gives you confidence. Dr. Dilwyn Price was a medical practitioner who belonged to an evangelical church in the North of England. He was actively involved in the...

is the effect of healing, while iasis is the act of healing. According to Dr G. Cockburn, iama is a cure while iasis is the more abstract process of healing although the distinction may not always have been followed.1 He said that charismata iamaton (in Corinthians) really means gifts in the form of cures. I think this strongly suggests that the gift of healing, that is the effect or result of healing, is given to the sick one and not to a healer, when it would have been the act of healing. I simplified
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