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15781 Sabbath School Lessons January 1897, page 30 paragraph 5
2. What relation is suggested between conversion and healing? Compare Psalm 103:3 .
15782 The Saviour of the World, p. 10.1 (William Warren Prescott)
… He heals the noble-man’s son without visiting his home ( John 4:46-52 ); now He restores to health the man at the pool of Bethesda ( John 5:1-9 ); now He feeds the multitude …
15783 The Saviour of the World, p. 41.1 (William Warren Prescott)
… are healed. All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way; and Jehovah hath laid on Him the iniquity of us all.” Isaiah 53:5, 6 .
15784 The Saviour of the World, p. 41.2 (William Warren Prescott)
… in healing for us. The iniquity of us all was laid upon Jesus, and He was treated as we deserved to be treated in order that we might be treated as He deserved to …
15785 The Saviour of the World, p. 42.1 (William Warren Prescott)
… Jesus healed of blindness: “One thing I know, that, whereas I was blind, now I see.” John 9:25 .
15786 The Saviour of the World, p. 46.3 (William Warren Prescott)
… be healed? It was because sin was such a horrible fact. It was because it was the only solution of the problem of sin which would justify both God and man before …
15787 The Saviour of the World, p. 49.3 (William Warren Prescott)
… town healing the sick ( Matthew 9:35 ), cleansing the lepers ( Luke 17:11-14 ), casting out demons ( Mark 1:34 ), and even raising the dead to life? Mark 5:41, 42; Luke 7:14, 15; John …
15788 The Saviour of the World, p. 90.3 (William Warren Prescott)
… tempest, healed the sick, and raised the dead, is available and is being mediated in the work of redemption. This is the gospel of the grace of God, the gospel of …
15789 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 16.3 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
And there the crystal river sweetly flows, Beside whose waters Life’s unfading tree With healing virtues rife, immortal glows, To all the ransomed nations promised free.
15790 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 37.1 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
Toil on a little longer here, For thy reward awaits above, Nor droop in sadness or in fear, Beneath the rod that’s sent in love; The deeper wound our spirits feel, The sweeter Heaven’s balm to heal.
15791 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 41.3 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
Then, mourning pilgrim, upward gaze, Beyond this dark and thorny maze A joy for every tear is found, A healing balm for every wound.
15792 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 42.2 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
O God! Thy praises now With rapture fill my heart, Because I know that thou Can’st healing power impart; And give that depth of joy within, That only springs from pardoned sin.
15793 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 66.3 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
… a healing balm has brought, And dried the mourner’s tear. Then weep no more, since we shall meet Where weary footsteps never roam- Our trials past, our joys complete …
15794 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 103.2 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
… , is healing By this sacred balm-a friend.
15795 Home Here, and Home in Heaven; With Other Poems, p. 103.3 (Annie Rebekah Smith)
… never heal.
15796 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 33.4 (Rebekah Smith)
Dost thou not feel a mightier power, A hand divine in this dark hour? Does not thy heart begin to feel The claims of Him who wounds to heal?
15797 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 54.3 (Rebekah Smith)
Glory, and honor will to Him be given, Who’s purchased for us peace and rest in Heaven, Who bore our sins, and by whose stripes we’re healed. And to eternal life and glory sealed.
15798 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 68.3 (Rebekah Smith)
O Lord search us out; our impurities heal; Thou, tempted, though sinless, knowest all that we feel; A way of escape for the humble thou’lt find, And help them the pure testimony to bind.
15799 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 73.7 (Rebekah Smith)
Oh! for one gleam of hope, thus to break the dread spell, By which I in misery seem bound; Naught of earth, but the power of Heaven must heal Sin’s painful, sin’s deep, bleeding wound.
15800 Poems: With a Sketch of the Life and Experience of Annie R. Smith, p. 76.6 (Rebekah Smith)
To know we might have had our sins forgiven, And lived forever with the loved in Heaven. In view of anguish deep we then must feel. No wounds of sin may we here slightly heal.