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Using a blend of common sense and scriptural teaching, Pink takes up the subject of divine healing, or “the removal of physical ills without the aid of a doctor and medicine, in response to faith and prayer.” Along the way, he addresses questions such as, Did Christ serve as both sin-bearer and sickness-bearer on the cross? and What is the significance of the physical healings recorded in the Old...

Again, if the healing of the body were a redemptive right which faith may humbly but boldly claim, then it necessarily follows that the believer should never die, for every time he fell ill he could plead before God the sacrifice of His Son and claim healing. In such a case, why did not Paul exhort Timothy to exercise faith in the Atonement rather than bid him “use a little wine for his stomach’s sake” (1 Tim. 5:23), and why did he leave Trophimus at “Miletum sick” (2 Tim. 4:20)? A glorified body,
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