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Re: Florence Nightingales healing
Jesus is the healer, not William Brantham, or anyone else involved in a healing ministry. That is where people get off the track, when the glory, praise, and honor shifts from the Almighty God who is the Healer, and shifts to a man.
My mother-in-law at age 14 was diagnosed with leukemia. She was dying for in those days, they didn't have the treatments for cancer that we do today. Her parents didn't attend a church, and all she had was her faith. She says she prayed to the Lord one day in desperation, not really even having a relationship with God at that time. The Lord answered her prayer, and from that day on, she was well. She is now over 70 years old, and cancer has never returned. Who healed her? Some preacher who prayed? Herself, because she prayed? No... the Jesus, the great Jehovah did.
We can be thankful that a vessel is used, such as a great minister, but ultimately, the praise and glory belongs to Jesus for any miraculous interventions in our lives.
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