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-'''The Bible includes''' many promises of healing.
+'''The Bible includes''' many promises of healing.  Some scriptures give details of specific miracles, healings, and even resurrection, and other scriptures tell of God's power to heal.
-Some scriptures give details of specific miracles, healings, and even resurrection, and other scriptures tell of God's power to heal.
 The power over disease and death is God's alone.  Although it is man's curse, it is also God's tool: for example, Job suffered many things that God allowed.  Healing, like any other gift of God, comes from God when he alone decides.
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