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Yes, please, and thank you.

Yes, I have read that also, but that can not be taken as scripture. Paul knows the scripture on healing. Jesus showed us though the example of the one blind man that was healed, Jesus is not satisfied with a partial healing. When Paul was prayed over, his eyes would have been made completely whole.

Has not come up for a while

Considering Jesus said that there will be no marring in heaven, I don't think so.

I would like to say, first, I am sorry to those that felt like there prayers were not answered; I know the feeling. But I also know what the bible says, and there are 100's of scriptures on healing both old and new testament. Faith is living by this statement.... "I am not moved by what I feel"...

Again the Bible never said he had eye or any other health issues! The word infirmities in this context (read the chapter before) means weakness, not any form of sickness, but more of a feebleness as he talks about in 2cor 11:21-30 That is what Paul called infirmities!

That is true unfortunately, but that does not mean it is not Gods will. As for healing, that is an example of one dimensional thinking. depending on the context, healing means all healing in our body, soul, spirit, family, financially.... But most of the time the context is in the body.

:eek: WOW! That is so wrong, it is like the site I came across some time ago, "send us money and we will pray for you" Healing, is as much a free gift from God as salvation is! In fact the Greek word for saved also means healed!

Exactly, the same thing applies with prosperity.

If you back up to Rev 21:1, it is clear that Rev 21 and 22 take place on the new earth. Not on this earth, as this earth will have passed away. (Rev 21:1 [KJV]) And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there was no more sea. Also...

I agree that some of Revelation is symbolic; but in context of Genesis, I don't think that this is one of them. There was a real tree, that God feared Adam and Eve might eat from after there fall, and live forever in there sin. That is the reason He placed an angel to guard the tree of life. God...

I have to go to work, so I will close my comments with what one preachers says that I like.... "If you believe it, it will work; if your don't, it won't!"

The OT was diffrent than what we have now, Elisha did not have Jesus taking his sickness, nor the stripes of Jesus, nor was he redeemed from the curse of the law as we are today.

Weakness not sickness! And it gos on to so when I am weak, then I am made strong, and it is at that point the God is glorified.

That is falling under the same principal as Ananias who dropped dead after fibbing to the Holy Spirit. Communion is a holy thing, the Blood is holy - doing it in an unworthy manner brings a curse upon themselves. Does not mean it is Gods will, but there sin brought with it sickness and death.

Scripture reference please! And even if that were so, he also was never married for the Gospels sake, so should we all do the same.

No place does it say that, in fact, if you do a study, you will find every place where there is sickness, and God being glorified, God was glorified when the person was healed!

Ummmmm because healing and prosperity comes from Him!

Nope, as Jesus physical flesh was ripped, so we are healed physically! Jesus took ALL infirmities on the cross, so we don't have to. No place does it say sickness is for His purpose! Again, if you read the curse of the law that we are redeemed from, you will find ALL sickness is there, and we...

"someone stole my screw driver, so I used a butter knife" Does that mean I did not want to use a screw driver? No, the butter knife was there, and I used it to to get result! The devil makes sick, or sometimes it is our own foolishness that makes us sick. Does that mean God made you sick to...