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John 9 English Standard Version 9 As he passed by, he saw a man blind from birth. 2 And his disciples asked him, “Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?” 3 Jesus answered, “It was not that this man sinned, or his parents, but that the works of God might be displayed...

My main dispute is that there is evidence of God allowing Satan to inflict damage as in Job. There is evidence of a spirit of infirmity. So Bosworth can not say it couldn't be a messenger to inflict an ailment. It very well could be. Job had a skin disease.

The point is some are sick because God allows it. I use the word sick loosely because the scripture mentions a man who was blind. I know why would a loving God allow this? Well, He didn't at first before the fall. The ultimate plan for God is soul salvation so if trials or suffering is what...

That is def so but does not mean that faith of the person is always required which was my point.

Yes but He also conquered death and sin which with the same logic we should be claiming eternal life and sin-less perfection for today. So with balance we see the gift of healing in scripture a handful of names who did not get supernaturally healed and had sometime of physical ailment. Other...

Not actually true. While a few were due to the faith of those who brought the request or like the the man brought in by the roof where Jesus said by the faith of your friends you are healed. Also in Acts 3 Peter and John heal a lame begger who didn't even expect healing. He was expecting a coin.

In the book, he has a whole chapter to argue away Paul's thorn. “ it is specifically stated exactly what the “thorn in the flesh” was, as we shall see. For instance, in Numbers 33:55, Moses told the children of Israel, before they entered the land of Canaan, “If ye will not drive out the...

Seems to be attracted to many cultish types?

I see a common theme just like Deliverance ministries. “Twenty-two Reasons for Failure to Be Healed It is so clearly revealed throughout the Scriptures that the heavenly Father wills our healing. Why do some who seek healing fail to receive it?” (F F Bosworth) They remind me of the lawsuit...

I'm researching the teachings of F.F. Bosworth and his book “Christ the Healer” He basically teaches that divine healing is a promise of God so God's answer to healing is always yes and amen to the promises of Christ. But I find this contradicting. Not that in Christ we do not see physical...

Now is still part of time so it is a reminder that even every second matters when we may only have seconds left before something drastically changes.

Very poetic!

The NUMBER ONE best thing you can do is read your Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Otherwise, you will have a hard time knowing the truth of what is being taught. Of course, you will find error in every church usually in the area of traditions but some errors may call for you to leave the...

Well this could be debated as what is the perfect to come. Could very well be the return of Jesus.

Book, chapter, verse(s).

Source?

I didn't say they needed to be present. If you compile the gifts within scripture the apostle is mentioned. Leading some to say there are modern apostles.

That is not a cessationist view. They will agree with your words in purple.

Cessationism is an umbrella term where it has a spectrum from complete ceasing to as God wills. A complete continuation view can be disproven due to the fact of scripture commands for example an apostle or prophet which no one meets the bar to hold either position. Also charismatics teach...

I'm not southern baptist but to say they do not have a clue about the Holy Spirit is wrong. How would they have no clue in less you are saying they do not have the Spirit? I understand that some charismatic's teach that without the so called 2nd baptism they do not operate in the power of sign...