Matthew 12:15 - 12:21
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg explores the healing ministry of Jesus in Matthew 12:15-21. He believes that Jesus' healing power is available today, but we have to believe in what the Word of God says, not merely what we want it to say. Gregg notes that although Jesus healed many people, there were instances in which he did not heal, such as Trophimus in 2 Timothy 4. Gregg also discusses the prophecy in Matthew regarding Jesus' healing ministry, noting that he "will not quarrel nor cry out, nor will anyone hear his voice in the streets."
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Matthew 12:22
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Steve Gregg discusses Matthew 12:22-28 where Jewish leaders questioned the source of Jesus' power, suggesting he was operating under the power of Sata
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