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portada The Healing Tradition of the new Testament
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2015
Language
English
Pages
194
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9780718893873
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The Healing Tradition of the new Testament

Douglas Ellory Pett (Author) · Lutterworth Press · Paperback

The Healing Tradition of the new Testament - Douglas Ellory Pett

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Synopsis "The Healing Tradition of the new Testament "

Healing is crucial to Christian theology and ministry and has a great evangelistic power. Over the last fifty years, there has been a radical shift in social attitudes towards sickness and healing. Though there has always been a clear ministry for spiritual and pastoral care, the responsibilities of those ministering to the sick – and even the definition of sickness itself – have been challenged. Meanwhile, the popularity of ‘alternative’ healing and magical cults has grown. There is certainly no lack of accounts of those who have ‘miraculously’ recovered from ‘incurable diseases’, even at the point of death – scientific proof, however, is often wanting.The Healing Tradition of the New Testament is a scholarly analysis of the New Testament texts about the healing ministry of Jesus and an examination of the evidence for healing in the first four centuries of the Early Church. By returning to these earliest sources, Dr Pett reveals the original spiritual significance of the healing miracles of Jesus. He shows how this understanding of the true healing tradition can enrich the practice of Christianity today, restoring the health of the Church, society and the individual.Table of Contents"Foreword by Rev. Dr. Helen LeathardPrefaceEditorial Preface 1 Introduction 2 Healing in the Earliest Sources 3 Healing in Mark’s Gospel 4 Healing and Mighty Works in the Pauline Epistles 5 Matthew and Luke’s Revision of Mark 6 Healing in Matthew, Luke and John 7 Later Developments 8 Summary of the Tradition 9 Healing Today10 The Principles in Practice Afterword by Rt Rev. George HackerSelect BibliographyIndex "

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