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In Divine Healing, Torrey discusses his belief in and experience with the concept of divine healing: its scriptural basis, the manner in which people should pray for it, the use of medicine, and how we should view its occurrence or non-occurrence. Torrey bases his discussion on three biblical passages involving healing: James 5: 14–15, Matthew 8: 16–17, and 2 Kings 13: 14.
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“No, the sick man must take the initiative, the sending begins with him.” (Page 8)
“The anointing was an act of dedication or consecration.” (Page 9)
“As it is ‘the prayer of faith’ that saves the sick, and as it is the elders who do the praying, it is evident that it is the elders’ faith, not the sick man’s faith, that brings the healing.” (Page 16)
“The antecedent probability in any given case is in favor of healing; for health is the general will of God for His people.” (Page 12)
“Alas! There are one hundred persons who will seek healing for some sick friend for every one person who will seek salvation for some lost friend!” (Pages 31–32)
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