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  • @enrb
    JRMat @enrb 28/06/2024

    2 TIMOTHY 4
    ▻https://www.freebiblecommentary.org/new_testament_studies/VOL09/VOL09_14.html

    “Trophimus I left sick” This man is mentioned in Acts 20:4; 21:29 and possibly 2 Cor. 8:19-22.

    There are so many questions we would like to ask the NT writers. One subject all believers think about is physical healing. In Acts (cf. Acts 19:12; 28:7-9) Paul is able to heal, but here and in 2 Cor. 12:7-10 and Phil. 2:25-30, he seems unable. Why are some healed and not all, and is there a time window connected to healing which has closed?

    I surely believe in a supernatural, compassionate Father who has and does physically as well as spiritually heal, but why is this healing aspect seemingly present and then noticeably absent? I do not think that it is connected to human faith, for surely Paul had faith (cf. 2 Corinthians 12). I feel that healing and believing miracles affirmed the truthfulness and validity of the gospel, which it still does in areas of the world where it is first proclaimed. However, I feel that God wants us to walk by faith and not by sight. Also, physical illness is often allowed in believer’s lives

    as temporal punishment for sin
    as consequences of life in a fallen world
    to help believers mature spiritually
    My problem is I never know which one is involved! My prayer for God’s will to be done in each case is not a lack of faith, but a sincere attempt to allow the gracious, compassionate God to work His will in each life.

    #healing #illness

    JRMat @enrb
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  • @la_vie_des_idees
    La Vie des idées @la_vie_des_idees 2/04/2020
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    #contagion, une #Histoire culturelle
    ▻http://www.laviedesidees.fr/Contagion-une-histoire-culturelle.html

    À propos de : Kevin Siena, Rotten Bodies : Class and Contagion in Eighteenth-Century Britain, Yale University Press. Au XVIIIe siècle, les épidémies récurrentes de typhus chez les pauvres renforcent la croyance selon laquelle les corps de la plèbe sont dans un état de perpétuelle putréfaction. L’historien Kevin Siena propose une étude stimulante des discours médicaux sur les épidémies au cours du long XVIIIe.

    #pauvreté #histoire_sociale #épidémie #Books_and_ideas_originals #histoire_des_idées #illness
    ▻https://laviedesidees.fr/IMG/docx/fr_davie_siena_rotten_bodies_2042020.docx
    ▻https://laviedesidees.fr/IMG/pdf/fr_davie_siena_rotten_bodies_2042020.pdf

    La Vie des idées @la_vie_des_idees
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