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'''Healing''', medically, is a process whereby cells in the body regenerate or repair a damaged area. Healing includes both the removal of | '''Healing''', medically, is a process whereby cells in the body regenerate or repair a damaged area. Healing includes both the removal of dying tissue, and its replacement with healthy tissue. Healing may also relate to the regeneration of a healthy mental state. | ||
The Bible promises that ''the prayer of faith shall save the sick, and the Lord shall raise him up'' (James 5:15). While the Bible does not clarify how the Lord will raise the sick, the testimonies on this site witness that this can happen naturally (including assistance by a doctor or medicine), supernaturally (with a slow recovery contrary to medical reasoning), and miraculously (an instantaneous recovery). We have also included testimonies of people raised from the dead. | The Bible promises that ''the prayer of faith shall save the sick, and the Lord shall raise him up'' (James 5:15). While the Bible does not clarify how the Lord will raise the sick, the testimonies on this site witness that this can happen naturally (including assistance by a doctor or medicine), supernaturally (with a slow recovery contrary to medical reasoning), and miraculously (an instantaneous recovery). We have also included testimonies of people raised from the dead. | ||