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I will preface my response by saying that I am not Pentecostal nor do I believe that Pentecostalism is biblically sound.
That said, I know of several medically validated cases of divine healing by God, not through faith healers. This past year I met a young lady who was born with autism. She was unable to attend school. Her very successful parents took her to all of the top medical specialists in her country (China). These men had been trained in the top medical schools in the United States. They all agreed that she had autism and that there is no cure for it. As a result, they told her parents to institutionalize her and have another child in her place. Neither parent was a Christian. Some Christians learned of the problem and volunteered to pray for her healing. God completely healed her. When I first met her I would never have guessed that she had ever been remotely autistic.
You can say and believe what you will, but don't tell people that God does not heal medically impossible cases.
These cases are impossible to prove, and we should not form theological views based on things other than God's Word. Veering from it to look for signs and wonders has lead many a soul into all sorts odd places.
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