Who did any healing except Jesus?

Reading Mark ch 3, Verses 1 to 6 about Jesus healing a man's hand on the Sabbath, it occurred to me that it seems only Christ did any actual healing and on a grand scale too.
The Pharisees didn't.
So in those times who actually did any? There were a lot of possessed, blind, sick, leprous folks around. I do not know if John the Baptist had a healing gift, or if the disciples did?
Jesus definitely did not just heal the soul, he healed serious diseases. He freed people to live again, to function and be free of pain. How brilliant is that? The ones who hated Him didn't do anything of any use really, except posture.

It's worth thinking about those today who choose not to believe in Jesus. He came and did good. Who else does that?

I do know Peter certainly healed people. He was so close to God that if his mere shadow passed over people they were healed. Folks were bringing their sick people out by the roadside just to catch his shadow.

As for the Pharisees, they DID think they were doing what was right. They were nowhere near right, but they were following the letter of the law. They found a way to follow it that was profitable for them, in money and in feeding their egos. They didn't have any interest in the spirit of the law, what the law was actually intended for, but they were technically doing what they should.

Then Jesus spoke to the crowds and to His disciples: “The scribes and Pharisees sit in Moses’ seat. So practice and observe everything they tell you. But do not do what they do, for they do not practice what they preach." (Mt 23:1-3)

politicians?

Then Jesus spoke to the crowds and to His disciples: “The scribes and Pharisees sit in Moses’ seat. So practice and observe everything they tell you. But do not do what they do, for they do not practice what they preach." (Mt 23:1-3)

politicians?

I do know Peter certainly healed people. He was so close to God that if his mere shadow passed over people they were healed. Folks were bringing their sick people out by the roadside just to catch his shadow.

As for the Pharisees, they DID think they were doing what was right. They were nowhere near right, but they were following the letter of the law. They found a way to follow it that was profitable for them, in money and in feeding their egos. They didn't have any interest in the spirit of the law, what the law was actually intended for, but they were technically doing what they should.

Is there any instance of healing as Jesus did?
Peter healed after Jesus's crucifixion? In his ministry.

Do we hear of specific healings by anyone other than Jesus?

In point of fact, nobody but God healed anybody. People asked God to heal people, people commanded demons to leave by God's authority, God's power on someone reached out to nearby people and healed them, but humans never did any miracles at all.

I can flip a switch but I can't make a lightbulb shine. That's on the TVA and their network of power lines that come from the Pickwick Dam.

Even though the disciples were sent out with the ability to heal the sick and cast out demons, maybe the reason specific instances weren't recorded was so that the emphasis would remain on Jesus and what He did. Just a thought.

When the disciples returned dthey declared they were aable to do these works of God nly in the name of Jesus Yeshua.

Remember these are gifts not abilities, and the gift is from God in His name.

Even though the disciples were sent out with the ability to heal the sick and cast out demons, maybe the reason specific instances weren't recorded was so that the emphasis would remain on Jesus and what He did. Just a thought.

Interesting, yet strange. I would have expected miraculous healings by the disciples to have become famous. Yet not one specific one is recorded. The thing about Peter's very shadow being healing seems vague.

The story of the lame man at the gate, the one Peter and John met, is VERY specific.

So is the one about Annanias and Sapphira.