Editorial June 5, 2000 Issue

Healing in the present tense

Mary Metzner Trammell

For centuries, most people thought about spiritual healing as a past-tense phenomenon. And they connected it mainly with Jesus of Nazareth. Jesus cured men, women, and children of virtually every known disease in Bible times. Yet even ardent Christians may assume that Jesus' healings were one-time happenings. They were for history, not for the present. They were feats for Jesus and his immediate followers to perform, not you and me.

God's healing truth is alive. Now and forever.

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