Praise

[thumper113]

Check out my post in the "Miracles" thread.

If you pray for healing, why should you doubt it when the prayer is answered?

[powderman]

Check out my post in the "Miracles" thread.

If you pray for healing, why should you doubt it when the prayer is answered?

 
TRUE SIR. I've heard some folks pray for a healing, then when they get it it's like I knew the meds would kick in instead of praising God for it. POWDERMAN. 

[thumper113]

My youngest was "But Dad, they were wrong and it was coming from the small intestine and not an ulcer..."

Three of the best docs said with no bloody stool and the amount of blood being thrown up it had to be from a NSAID caused ulcer.  God just removed it before they did the scope.

Her levels and pressure were still down 8 hours before the scope.  BP didn't level off until about 2 hours before the scope.  GI doc was STILL second guessing himself Sunday saying he had to have missed a small tear until I reminded him he took pictures.

I was taught to always say thank you when you were given something you asked for.

[casper_zip]

You remember when Jesus healed all the lepers, only one came back and thanked him, and he was not of the people that got along with any of the Jews. Man, my memory shorts out sometimes, anyway, he was of the people of the woman at the well, same nationally as she, and she asked Jesus for this water and ye shall never thirst. Jesus spent an additional two days preaching and teaching there.
Wish my memory was better, have to keep notes on anything if I need to retreive it.
casper

O.K. the woman at the well was a Samaritan, and the only man to come back and thank Jesus for healing him of his leprosy was a Samaritan. They could identify each group of people from another some way, (clothes, talk, etc.), but they did not have anything to do with another most of the time. A Samaritan in the Bible was the only one who stopped to help the wounded man in the ditch, too.