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Malachi 3:6 “For I am the Lord I change not--”
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ow do I know that it is Gods will to heal you? I found out what He said about it. You see it doesn’t matter what your friends say, what religion says, or what anybody else says about your condition. The question you need to ask yourself is; What has God said about it? God said in Malachi 3:6 that He never changes. That means what He said 4000 years ago is still in effect today. What He says today will not change tomorrow. In 2 Timothy 3:16 we see it written; “All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness.” He has given us His written Word, for instruction on how to live in conformity to His will. In Jeremiah 1:12 the Lord said that; “--I am alert and active, watching over My Word to perform it.” God not only gave us His Word, but He is attentively watching over it to perform it. He is no respecter of persons, what He did for one He will do for you. (Acts 10:34). So what does God have to say about healing? Here is a limited list of Gods
Word to you concerning His will about healing:
1) I am the Lord that healeth thee (Ex 15:26) 2) When I see the blood, I will pass over you and the plague shall not be upon you to destroy you. (Ex. 12:13) 3) I will take sickness away from the midst of you and the number of your days I will fulfill. (Ex. 23:25) 4). No plague shall come near your dwelling. (Ps. 91:10) 5) I will heal all your diseases (Ps 103:3) 6) I sent My Word and healed you and delivered you from your destructions. (Ps 107:20) 7) Trusting Me brings health to your navel and marrow to your bones.(Proverbs 3:8) 8) I will heal you! (Isaiah 57:19) 9) I will bind up that which was broken and will stengthen that which was sick. (Eze. 34:16) 10) I heal all manner of sickness, and all manner of disease. (Matt. 14:14) 11) I do good and heal all that are oppressed of the devil. (Acts 10:38). 12) By My stripes you were healed. (1 Peter 2:24)
This is Gods will. His desire is not only to heal you, but also to keep you in continued health. So what do we do when sickness attacks our body? Go to God and His Word and ask for your deliverance. Look at 1 John 5:14-15: “And this is the confidence that we have in Him, that if we ask any thing according to His will, He heareth us: And if we know that He hears us, whatsoever we ask, we know that we HAVE the petitions that we desired of Him.” When you pray according to His will, which is to heal, He hears you! Since He hears you, you now know He will give you your healing. In John 16:23 Jesus said “-- Whatsoever you shall ask the Father in My name (or according to My will,) He will give it you.” We now have this confidence in our Father; that He will give you & I our healing when we aak Him. So get your foundation in what God has said. He’s not slack concerning any of His promises. He will watch over His Word and perform it in your life today!
Rev. Rory Synoground
Rev. Rory Synoground, President of Rory Synogruond Ministries International, Director of The Prayer & Healing Center, & Pastor of Freedom Christian Center Austin MN 55912.
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3 the goat in the wilderness.” Just as that goat bore the sins of Israel, the Word of God teaches that Jesus bore my sins and my sicknesses. Sin and sickness have passed from me to Calvary, and salvation and health have passed from Calvary to me. by Kenneth Hagin
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hen howling air-raid sirens signaled another bombing raid in London during World War II, everyone ran to the nearest airraid shelter. Everyone, that is, except a certain elderly woman. The people in her neighborhood were busy during the daytime cleaning up the debris and trying to repair the damage inflicted by the bombs. At night, they huddled for protection in the air-raid shelters.
“Oh, I haven’t been anywhere,” she said. “But you haven’t joined us in the air-raid shelter every night. Where have you been?” her neighbor asked. “I was home sleeping,” was her calm reply. “Sleeping?” he asked, astonished. “How could you sleep through all this? Aren’t you frightened?” “No.” she replied. “When I was reading my Bible the other day, I found where it says that God neither slumbers nor sleeps (Ps. 121:4), so I decided there was no need for both of us to stay awake.” Likewise, if Jesus has borne our sickness - and Isaiah 53:4 says He has - there is no need for us to bear it too (See Matt. 8:17).
After several nights, someone commented that this elderly lady was missing. Some speculated that she had been injured and was in the hospital. Other neighbors wondered if she had been killed. Still others thought she had gone away to the country to escape the bombs.
When we look up the word translated “borne” in this text, we find that in the original Hebrew it meant to lift up, to bear away, to convey, or to remove to a distance. Therefore, when the scripture says, “He hath borne our sicknesses,” it means that He has borne them away, or removed them to a distance.
A few days later, one of her neighbors met her on the street during the daytime and said, “Well, we certainly are glad to see you back and to know that you are all right.”
This word is a Levitical word. It is applied to the scapegoat that bore the sins of the people. It is the same Hebrew word used in Leviticus 16:22: “...the goat shall bear upon him all their iniquities...”
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The high priest laid his hands on this goat and, by faith, transferred to the goat the sins and iniquities of the children of Israel. Then the goat was taken out “... unto a land not inhabited: and...let go
In the fourth verse of this redemption chapter, Isaiah 53, we have not only the Hebrew verb for borne, but we also have the Hebrew verb for carried: “He hath borne our sicknesses, and carried our pains.” These two verbs in the Hebrew are the same as those used in Isaiah 53:11 and 12 regarding Jesus’ substitutionary bearing of sin: “...He shall bear their iniquities...and bare the sin of many....” In the Hebrew, the verbs “hath borne” and “carried” signify to assume as a heavy burden. They denote actual substitution - Jesus actually took on Himself the burden of our sin, or our sin nature. It is equally true that Jesus has borne our sicknesses and carried our pains. These verbs in the Hebrew mean a complete removal. When Jesus bore our sins, our sickness, and our pains, He bore them away. He completely removed them! Both of these verbs signify substitution. They mean “one bearing another’s load.” That is what Jesus did for us. As our Substitute, He bore our sins and our sicknesses. That is the reason divine healing belongs
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4 Your Voice of Healing When was this woman healed? On the tenth ��������������������� to every child of God. There is no need day? No, she was healed back there at Calto question God’s will in the matter when vary, but her healing was manifested when you know this. If Jesus bore our sickshe believed it. It came about as she said, nesses and carried our pains, there is no “According to the Word, I am healed.” It came need for both of us to bear them! about as she believed that Christ, her SubstiThis scriptural truth became a reality to tute, already had borne her sickness. He had a woman who came for prayer in one of paid the price for her cancer; therefore, she my meetings. She had a purplish-colored didn’t have to bear it any longer. malignant cancer on her face. I instructed When I tell people they don’t have to pray to her to say, “According to the Word of be healed, they look at me in amazement. God, I am healed. I believe this cancer is But it is not a matter trying to get God to heal healed.” you; it is a matter of you accepting the gift I told her, “According to the Word, it’s God has already provided. healed. Go to bed saying it. Get up say- Some say, “Well, I believe God is going to ing it. Say it sweeping the floor. Say it heal me sometime. I believe that in His own washing the dishes. Say it every time you good time and in His own way, He will do it.” think of it. I feel led of the Lord to tell you That kind of thinking is out of line with the to do this for ten days.” Word of God. On the tenth day, the telephone rang in First Peter 2:24 says, “...by whose stripes ye our parsonage. This woman was on the were healed.” Notice it other end of the line, but she was almost says “were,” not “going too excited to talk. Finally, she managed to be.” If I believe what to say, “The cancerous growth just came the Bible says, then I off my face! It has a lot of roots on it. It believe that we were all came out, and there is no hole in my healed. Peter is looking face. It is as smooth as a baby’s skin.” back to Copyright © 2004 Kenneth Hagin Ministries
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