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Healings, Galilean Ministry (Part 1)

The Life and Teachings of Christ
The Life and Teachings of ChristSteve Gregg

In this talk, Steve Gregg examines the healing ministry of Jesus in Galilee. He highlights how Jesus healed the sick and cast out demons, but did not always permit the demons to speak. Gregg also discusses the use of Isaiah 53 in relation to healing, and points out that although Jesus often healed miraculously, he did not heal everyone. The talk concludes with a discussion on faith and the nature of healing.

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