Healing in My Redemption
There has been much debate and discussion by believers about what exactly is included in redemption. This is particularly when it comes to the topic of healing.
But the question should not be about man’s theories on the topic. The answer should be based on what the Bible says concerning our redemption.
In this series, we will examine what the Word says concerning redemption and healing in the spiritual, soul and physical parts of our being. Learn with us what Jesus, Who is the Word, teaches us as He perfectly demonstrates the will of the Father during His time of ministry on the earth.
As a leper approached Jesus, he asked the following as he sought healing from Him. He made this statement, “I know you can, but will you?”
This perspective actually reflects the view of many believers today! How did Jesus answer and how does His response impact us today?
Study with us as we begin to address our redemption by our Go’el, Jesus. See how He directly and through other scriptures teaches us what was accomplished on the cross.
Praise God that He has enabled us to walk in the blessing, not because of who we are, but because of what Jesus did and who we have become in Him. We have been translated from one kingdom to another.
AND set free from the curses of this earthly kingdom!!
Does it seem to sound too good to be true? As we see the greatness of our redemption and how the price was paid, we can CLEARLY see what has been provided, including our healing!!
Do we as believers fully appreciate all that Jesus accomplished on the cross for us? Most would agree that He provided forgiveness of sins, but few fully appreciate what was borne and carried by our Savior.
See in this study the fullness and completeness of our redemption. Learn together with us what He bore and carried, taking it away from me!
Last week we studied how healing was made available to us in our Redemption as we examined Isaiah 53. We saw that the words for grief in verse 4 are translated sickness and disease and sorrow is translated pain. (In these verses, we also saw that h)Healing for our physical body comes to us through our redemption.
But how about our soul, which is where our emotions are centered? Is healing available to us in this area as well?
Study with us today to see how our healing is complete and how peace is constantly available to us!!
Can we truly live our lives being constant in His Peace?
Isaiah tells us that we can have peace that flows like a river! One translation says it will “flow for you like a stream that never goes dry.”
This flow begins with our salvation, the redeeming work of the cross. Jesus took the chastisement for our peace!
It is ours for the taking!
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