[smvoice]

Miracles are being performed all around us constantly, but while God, for example, may miraculously heal the sick, according to HIS WILL, He does NOT use "divine healers" to accomplish this, nor do we have the right to CLAIM physical health in this present dispensation of grace.

Despite the "divine healers" claiming they are empowered by God, the death rate is STILL one apiece. And will be until that one group that is alive at His coming for His Church, the Body of Christ.

In the meantime, how do you explain the "healers" and "signs and wonders" of the ROman Church, the Unity Movement, Christian Scientists, and others who claim healing powers and can present "evidences" FULLY as convincing. Are their powers, then, also God-given? And if not, how do you know the difference?

[editor-surveyor]

>> “In the meantime, how do you explain the “healers” and “signs and wonders” of the ROman Church, the Unity Movement, Christian Scientists, and others who claim healing powers and can present “evidences” FULLY as convincing.” <<

.You would have to be much more specific than that for your question to be answerable.

Be in Health. com doesn’t boast “powers” that Yeshua didn’t declare all believers to have, and all we need claim is the promise of his broken body that was first voiced by Isaiah. The vast majority of healing is simply through pursuing sanctification personally, in accordance with the dozens of scriptures that Wright presented in his book. True sanctification releases that promise.

The “right” to claim the benefits of the kingdom is for those that yield to the kingdom, and live for sanctification, rather than being satisfied with a Carnal, ‘Corinthian’ level of salvation by the skin of their teeth.

[metmom]

If someone had the gift of healing, they could heal all people all the time, like Jesus did.