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Lord said "your faith (in Me) has healed you" to the woman who had the issue of blood for 12 years. He didn't say "My faith healed you" or "I healed you".
However, were the innumerable people who have been healed in the last 100 years or maybe from the time of Smith Wigglesworth ever told that it was "their faith in Christ" rather than the "spiritual gift" of the miracle worker which healed them instrumentally?
Post healing, do the recipients of healing know what to say? Was it "their faith" or the "spiritual gift" of the miracle worker which was instrumental in their healing?
Did any miracle worker who exercised spiritual gifts ever say what indeed was the instrument in their healing activities?
The reason is, usually even those who apparently were healed by "their faith", start trusting in the miracle worker rather than understand that it was indeed their faith in Christ which did actually heal them.
Or maybe some miracle workers suppress the fact that most healing incidents indeed happened due to the faith of their recipients rather than their spiritual gift, in order to make the recipients loyal towards them and thus be benefited financially?
Your input is welcome.
However, were the innumerable people who have been healed in the last 100 years or maybe from the time of Smith Wigglesworth ever told that it was "their faith in Christ" rather than the "spiritual gift" of the miracle worker which healed them instrumentally?
Post healing, do the recipients of healing know what to say? Was it "their faith" or the "spiritual gift" of the miracle worker which was instrumental in their healing?
Did any miracle worker who exercised spiritual gifts ever say what indeed was the instrument in their healing activities?
The reason is, usually even those who apparently were healed by "their faith", start trusting in the miracle worker rather than understand that it was indeed their faith in Christ which did actually heal them.
Or maybe some miracle workers suppress the fact that most healing incidents indeed happened due to the faith of their recipients rather than their spiritual gift, in order to make the recipients loyal towards them and thus be benefited financially?
Your input is welcome.