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Most people I talk to, or most people I pose this question to, say: “God doesn’t work like that. He casts out devils, he heals the sick, but losing a limb isn’t exactly a sickness.”
If the bible story is to be taken literally, then God works exactly like that. When the soldiers came to capture Jesus, one of them had his ear cut off. Jesus picked up the ear and reattached it to the guy’s head. Just like that.Jesus said that anyone who truly believes in him will be able to perform the same type of miracles he does, and even greater miracles. So reattaching arms, legs, ears, noses, or any other body part should be a simple matter of faith.
So, why aren’t Christians doing it?There has not been a single recorded event of anyone having a limb grow back, or be reattached, by prayer. It just hasn’t happened.
Christians, why aren’t you out glorifying God by reattaching the severed limbs from the war victims inWhy aren’t you healing amputees?
TOUGH QUESTION FOR CHRISTIANS # 15:WHY AREN’T YOU REATTACHING LIMBS FOR THE GLORY OF GOD?
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ReplyDeleteHelen Keller who was deaf and blind as a child in the late 1800's. She later overcame those hindrances and graduated from college. She wrote many books and was a political activist. So having these kinds of problems are not always a bad thing.
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