Have you ever healed anyone?

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I'm trying to br serious here by the way.
Have you ever healed anyone emotionally, psychologically, spiritually or even physically?
Or a time when someone healed you?
So us being on a Christian forum might say, Jesus was working through you or another person.
 
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On a small scale of course I have healed someone. Just by listening to them. I think I achieved that (by the grace of God) with one of my siblings yesterday. And he healed me a little. We managed to bury our issues from the past. Just had a good chat.
Healing is good for your health. I recommend it.
 
No, but I tuned up a bad drunk with an anger problem that liked to fight everyone at the bar............................he became a productive citizen after I was done and to this very day, some 32 years later he will drop his eyes to the ground when he passes me in the store!

Does that count.....?
 
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dcontroversal said:
No, but I tuned up a bad drunk with an anger problem that liked to fight everyone at the bar............................he became a productive citizen after I was done and to this very day, some 32 years later he will drop his eyes to the ground when he passes me in the store!

Does that count.....?
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Im sure it does count but the story confuses me.
 
Most people my age (61) have baggage of some sort. Not all relations are smooth and connected. Memories linger not all pleasant.
So if you can iron out just one bad relation. get some healing. The burden you carry around with you daily in your head, is a bit lighter. Theres a lot more spring in your step. Life doesnt seem as heavy and onerous.
 
it's really a no-brainer, the question that the 'threader' has asked for his own personal reasons -
of course those who have been truly 'delivered' and 'walk in His Holy Light will experience
signs and wonders throughout their 'new and Holy journey' in many ways...
 
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oldethennew said:
it's really a no-brainer, the question that the 'threader' has asked for his own personal reasons -
of course those who have been truly 'delivered' and 'walk in His Holy Light will experience
signs and wonders throughout their 'new and Holy journey' in many ways...
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you make me sound selfish? 😁
 
oldethennew said:
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we don't often reply, but yes, you have voiced yourself as such = but we are definitely not 'judging you', for you
have a lot to learn, as the rest of us do...
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we?
speaking on behalf of a group of members here?
 
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Im sure it does count but the story confuses me.
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Well....he liked to drink, start fights, was a bully, mouthy etc......and he tried to pull that crap with me, tried to jump me one day for no reason.....so....the Marine in me came out to play, I tuned him up.......in other words.....I put a good old fashioned beat down on him while defending myself.......he quit drinking, quit going to bars, quit fighting, started going to church and got productive........to this very day he will not look me in the eye when I pass him in a store or on the street.......this was in the late 80's before I really turned my life over to the Lord............
 
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dcontroversal said:
Well....he liked to drink, start fights, was a bully, mouthy etc......and he tried to pull that crap with me, tried to jump me one day for no reason.....so....the Marine in me came out to play, I tuned him up.......in other words.....I put a good old fashioned beat down on him while defending myself.......he quit drinking, quit going to bars, quit fighting, started going to church and got productive........to this very day he will not look me in the eye when I pass him in a store or on the street.......this was in the late 80's before I really turned my life over to the Lord............
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so he hasnt forgiven you?
 
Yes i have healed people, but i wouldn't call it "me healing people" Christ healed them, and it was done through my action of affirming what He has already done. Also seen other believers heal and be healed, seen bones snap and crunch back into place, eyes open, ears open, and various other unsettling things.

When you lay hands on someone you do it out of the mindset that Christ already healed them, and you yourself are laying hands on that person to affirm in agreement with Christ that He did heal them. Most people think that when they lay hands on people that they are doing it to get that person healed, but it is the other way around. You are not getting them into being healed, you affirm that they come from it, and the acts that you do are to affirm that belief. You come from a miracle, you don't try to get a miracle, and out of coming from that place the only thing that is left is to do is affirm it. There are a few people on YouTube who post videos of them faith healing people like Todd White, Pete Cabrera Jr and Torben Sondergaard. Smith Wigglesworth is a good person you could learn from also if you can get a hold of some of his books.
 
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Thanks GG, I didn't know that about oldethennew.
I believe we are to be all one in Christ, building a bridge of connection after a beat down
could be a tremendous blessing to both parties.
 
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