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To: GOPJ
Well now you're saying basically what I've obliviated and blathered about for two long pages now lol- Yes, Miraculous healings do happen every day, but nothing like in the days of the apostles or Jesus- IF the gifts were still around, we'd see many people (not just isolated incidents byt hte odd person here and there) that can't really confirmed. I beleive your Wife's hand was indeed healed straight away. However the point still stands on no regenerations of lost limbs. Elsie, I'm afraid it does work that way if you are claiming miracle workers are still doing miracles- you would have to show peopel are being raised from the dead, and that regenerations are taking place- True miracles on command- not the 'sorta mighta could be' but doubtful things we see 'healers' do today- there'd be absolutely no questions- We'd see amputees with new legs, parapalegics (Verifiable through medical records- not people claiming they 'can't walk' anymore in wheelchairs- then 'miraculously standiong or throwing away their crutches- soory that don't cut it.- Again, either True miracles are being performed on command, or not- Now, that isn't to say God doesn't work 'healings' through prayer & through some healers- but no, not the Greater things than these that Christ spoke of- If Greater thigns are being done- then they are WELL hidden- I'd sure liek to meet the TRUE miracle workers
107 posted on 11/17/2006 7:34:51 AM PST by CottShop (http://sacredscoop.com)
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To: CottShop

I was never the one disagreeing with you - reread the comments.


119 posted on 11/17/2006 2:03:48 PM PST by GOPJ (The MSM 's so busy kissing dem butt they can't see straight - come up for air guys.)
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