Once again - we are speaking of two completely different aspects - I am coming from a strictly scriptural perspective and you are coming from an experiential perspective.
I am saying what I've always said, which is that the truth of the Bible
should be seen in our experience.
How can you separate it?
A non Christian says, "how do you know that God is real, that he answers prayer or that Jesus is alive?"
Don't you say, "I know it because he answers my prayers, lives in my life, guides me" or whatever?
The most powerful argument for God is personal experience; "I know that my Redeemer lives". It's called a witness - saying what you have seen and know to be true. And we are all called to witness.
If you had been healed of some awful illness would you say to people, "well Jesus heals today, and here are a bunch of verses from the Bible which show that". Or, "Jesus heals today because he has healed me"? I suspect the latter.
If there was a healing service at your church which resulted in people being healed - even leaving wheelchairs - would you say, "Jesus healed people 2000 years ago," or "Come and see what is happening in our church and how Jesus heals today"? I suspect the latter.
If our faith isn't lived out day to day and seen in our experience, it is academic and doesn't work.
I cannot circumvent your reasoning with scripture, because it is your reasoning - not mine nor anyone else's.
I'm not the only person who's ever said this.
So you have no answer for the disappointed person who hasn't been healed. Or the person who stops going to church and may be on the point of giving up their faith, because they are disappointed with God. Or the person who is genuinely seeking and questioning who may ask, "if God wants to heal everyone, why doesn't he?"
My faith - what I believe is based solely on the Word of God - nothing else.
I trust in God's word too. Yet there are 1001 things which the Bible does not answer.
The Bible does not tell us what job to have, whether, or who, to marry, where to live, what church to attend etc.
It does not tell us about modern life, because it was written and compiled long before any of our grandparents were even thought of. So yes, the earth is the Lord's - but what does he say about pollution, climate change etc? Nothing.
We have to take Bible truths and apply, and show them, in our own lives and experience. " continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling", Philippians 2:12, does not mean try to figure out how you can be saved. It means, apply God's teaching on how to live to your life. Find out what he's saying to you through Scripture.
The elephant in the room is also the point that Healing doesn't come just by the faith of the individual -
The elephant in the room is that some Christians; believing, Spirit filled Christians, sometimes pray for physical healing and do not receive it. That is a fact.
I can't help feeling that you are saying "I just live by God's word" and are hoping that the elephant will just disappear. As I said, that just means that you will have no answer for those who, today, pray for healing but who might not receive it.