>> “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.
But the Corinthian church had the gifts and was exercising them as evidenced by Paul first epistle to them.
If sin was an impediment to that, then how could the gifts be being exercised?
God did use Balaam and Samson in spite of their carnal sinful lifestyle.