So my daughter was prayed for at church by the church members and she was healed . What questions do you want to ask ?
The question that comes up after Christians pray for other Christians and expect miracles……Christians were never the recipients….only unbelievers were. Neither Jesus, nor the apostles or disciples ever used the gifts on themselves or fellow Christians. They knew why God had sent them.
And minor children are counted as under their parent’s faith until they are of an age to make their own decision to become a Christians. No one is born a Christian, but all have to make their own dedication and get baptized in full understanding about what it means…there is no proxy arrangement like infant baptism….these are not valid.
How do you know God made a choice ? I know my daughter was healed much to the shock and surprise of her doctor .
And again I do not question the result…only the power behind it. And since you said it was Christians praying for a miracle for the child of a fellow Christian…you are missing the very reason why the first century miracles were given….to bring people to Christ…not to grant wishes like a genie for those who already were.
I am glad your daughter recovered but since she was so small, have you ever wondered if it was possible for her to recover naturally?
My father, as a small boy got a bone disease called osteomyelitis and his collar bone decayed away and had to be removed. Doctors know that bones do not regrow, but my father’s did and even though it was weirdly shaped, it was still viewed with amazement by the medical profession at the time. He was about the same age as your daughter. Who knows what infant stem cells are capable of? There was no claimed miracle but an anomaly of human anatomy had occurred.
Shouldn't we ALL claim a supernatural experience when we become a Christian ? Didn't the Holy Spirit become your guide and comforter ?
Show me in the Bible where it says that….this is something Christendom’s adherents claim, but all the Christians in the first century had to do, was believe…the miracles helped them to do that but as Paul stated, Christians had to leave the traits of a spiritual babe behind and grow up. They needed to leave the milk and get onto some solid spiritual food, found in God’s word.
Jesus was first and foremost a teacher….and what he taught is what his Father taught him.
When he fed the 5000, they had already spent three days listening to him teach, before he fed them. So the teaching was more important than the miracle.
Knowledge will save a person more than any miracle can. It’s what you know, not what you see. (John 17:3)