QUOTE(unknown warrior @ Jul 5 2017, 11:05 AM)
Bible never specified miracles is for specific who...He's wrong in this. He's trying put circumstance as the truth over the Bible when He should put up Bible truth first over circumstance. Just because there are genuines Christians who never got healed does not mean God was not willing. The Problem is the unrealistic expectation that the person MUST be healed immediately...I think that is the problem for concluding as such.
If Jesus did say my miracle is not for Mr. Steven......then I would agree MacArthur will have his point but Bible never say such thing.
Quote me which verse in the Bible that support his statement
"Does God promise miracles for everybody? No, He never has" ...................I will surrender to you.
I dare challenge his statement by saying this.
Anyone who came to Jesus was all Healed, so who says God promise of miracles is not for everybody? How does He qualify that statement? The HUGE irony is that MacArthur puts the clause, the reason people didn't receive is because they didn't believe strong enough when the very fact his teaching is the one who caused it to be nullified.
He should encourage believers to continue believing and praying...That is biblical rather than shut off the Faith.
How will he answer Persistent Widow in Luke 18?
Luke 18:7-8(NIV) - And will not God bring about justice for his chosen ones, who cry out to him day and night? Will he keep putting them off? 8I tell you, He will promptly carry out justice on their behalf. Nevertheless, when the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on earth?”…
The claim that Jesus heal everyone that come to himIf Jesus did say my miracle is not for Mr. Steven......then I would agree MacArthur will have his point but Bible never say such thing.
Quote me which verse in the Bible that support his statement
"Does God promise miracles for everybody? No, He never has" ...................I will surrender to you.
I dare challenge his statement by saying this.
Anyone who came to Jesus was all Healed, so who says God promise of miracles is not for everybody? How does He qualify that statement? The HUGE irony is that MacArthur puts the clause, the reason people didn't receive is because they didn't believe strong enough when the very fact his teaching is the one who caused it to be nullified.
He should encourage believers to continue believing and praying...That is biblical rather than shut off the Faith.
How will he answer Persistent Widow in Luke 18?
Luke 18:7-8(NIV) - And will not God bring about justice for his chosen ones, who cry out to him day and night? Will he keep putting them off? 8I tell you, He will promptly carry out justice on their behalf. Nevertheless, when the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on earth?”…
well I read the gospel, four of them, a few time to check. But sadly I can't agree to statement
I do believe God heal. Always he is healer
But not through a human agency unless God need to authenticate such person for revelation.
Remember faith is direct between God and us via Jesus as the high priest. So should be healing
God has plan. Plan that mere mortals won't understand. Heal he will but only according to his plan
Remember what Jesus pray the night before he was crucified
Jul 5 2017, 12:52 PM

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