Healing; Healing That Comes By Faith

Faith is believing in the supernatural power, authority and Word of God. Faith is supernatural in it's characteristics and properties. The characteristics of healing is the nature of faith. The properties of healing are the acts and results of what faith produces. 

Faith produces solutions not problems. Active faith is the solution to healing. What is active faith? Active faith is belief coupled with right actions in what you are trusting God to bring to pass.

What hinders your faith? Doubt, not always getting what you prayed for the way you prayed for it, the process of waiting, opinions, warfare and wrong motives.

What empowers your faith? Speaking only positivity and what God has said even when you do not see it or feel it yet. Staying around positive people and environments that support your faith. 

Faith is like a seed in germination. You never know exactly when it will fully bloom. You just have to keep on watering it and giving it the proper nutrients it will need to grow and to bloom.

In correspondence to their faith, Jesus healed them. The nature of healing is to ask, to believe and to think in alignment with one's healing. The nature of healing is to take action applying the proper steps to one's healing. The nature of healing is to cure.

38 Then He arose and left the synagogue and went into Simon's (Peter's) house. Now Simon's mother-in-law was suffering with a fever, and they pleaded with Him for her.

39 And standing over her, He rebuked the fever, and it left her, and immediately she got up and begin to host them. -Luke 4

The nature of Healing:  They pleaded with Him.

The act and results of healing: Jesus rebuked the fever, and immediately the fever left her.

40 Now at the setting of the sun, all those who had many sicknesses or various diseases was brought to Jesus, and He laid His hands upon every one of them and cured them. -Luke 4

The nature of healing: They sought Jesus out and came to where Jesus is.

The act and results of healing:  Jesus laid His hands on everyone of them and cured them.

12 While He was in one of the towns, there came a man full of (covered with) leprosy; and when he saw Jesus, he fell on his face and implored, earnestly asking Him, saying, "Lord if You are willing, You are able to cure me and make me clean (to heal me and make me whole)."

13 And Jesus reached out His hands and touched Him, saying, I am willing; be cleansed!" And immediately the leprosy left him. -Luke 5

The nature of healing: To see (recognize and acknowledge); the act of humility, reverence; to ask earnestly; to communicate; a conversation on terms of one's healing; a petition or a request.

The act and results of healing: Jesus response by reaching out His hands and touching him; making intentional contact with him. Jesus communicates His intentions to heal him and immediately the leprosy left him and he was cured.

Healing is a transition from one state of existence to a better state of existence. Healing is going from bad to better; to return back to a normal state of existence and function.

Healing is a cure of symptoms and its root cause.

Healing is a divine agent of change and remedy.

Healing is the nature, act and results of healing the internal state of someone or something.

Healing is a commandment and an instruction. Healing consist of verbal instructions and physical directions to do and to fulfill to their completion. Follow the required instructions and directions (2Kings 5:1-3, 8-10, 14).

Follow the proper instructions and directions for your healing. God may not always heal us like we had in mind, but God's instructions and directions will always lead to healing and wholeness. God cannot release healing and wholeness, if we fail to follow His instructions and directions to us.

In the historical passage of Naaman, he did not see as God through Elisha the prophet saw. Naaman perceived his condition based on his human intellect and visual sight. Elisha the prophet, on the otherhand, perceived Naaman's condition based on the wisdom of God and divine revelation.

Naaman preferred what he deemed the best rivers in regards to receiving his healing. He preferred the Abana and Pharpar of Damascus. Based on the hypothesis of the culture... these were the cleanest of all the rivers throughout Israel.

However, God said the Jordan River. Is not the Jordan River the river that Joshua and the children of Israel crossed in route to inheriting the promised land (Joshua 4)? Is not the Jordan River the river Elijah and Elisha crossed when Elijah ascended to heaven on the fiery chariots and where Elisha received a double portion of the anointing on Elijah's life (2Kings 2:1-12)?

Although scientifically speaking the Abana River and the Pharpar River of Damascus were the most purified of all the rivers in Israel, the Jordan River was the river of miracles. 👀🙌🏾... Let that sink in a moment. Do you want to be physically clean and still plagued with an incurable disease or would your rather be FULLY restored in all areas of your body and health? Well. When you say it like that it's not a hard decision.😂🤣 Amen.

In other words, the Prophet Elisha, was instructing Naaman to go bathe himself 7 times in the river of miracles. WHO?!🏃‍♀️ I feel a run in my spirit.🤣😂 Amen! Give me the miracle, Jesus.😂🤣

When we receive instructions and directions from the Lord, it's just best to do what He said. Sometimes, God knows what we do not know and sees what we do not see. A MIRACLE. 🏃‍♀️...THANK YA!😂🤣🙌🏾 Yes Lord!🤣😂

I will conclude with this familiar passage of Scripture. "Lean not to your own understanding, but in all your ways acknowledge the Lord, and He will direct your path (Proverbs 3:5-6)."

Rashea@LLO2