Heal us Father
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Heavenly Father,
We come before You today, humbly seeking Your divine healing power. As Your children, we trust in Your goodness, knowing that You are the healer of all our infirmities and the author of life.
In the Old Testament, Your healing power was so evident that the people acknowledged it by writing, "The Lord healed me, and I was saved from death." Grant us that level of faith, O Lord, to truly believe in Your healing power and Your ability to restore our bodies to health.
In the New Testament, Your healing power is embodied in the life and ministry of Your Son, Jesus. He healed lepers, restored sight to the blind, and even raised the dead. We ask for His healing presence in our lives today, praying that You would heal our bodies, minds, and spirits.
In the Gospel of Matthew, we read "by His wounds, we are healed." In the Gospel of James, we find instructed to call on You when we are sick, knowing that You will raise us up and lift us up. We pray for Your divine intervention, asking that You would heal our bodies and surrender our fears to Your perfect will.
Father, we also ask for the wisdom to care for our bodies as the temple of Your Holy Spirit. Help us to exercise, eat well, and seek preventive medical care. However, we also pray that Your healing power would overshadow any physical or emotional ailments that we may face.
In the Old Testament, we read that the Hebrew word for "heal" is "rapa," and it is derived from the root word "rapah," meaning to restore and make whole. Grant us that level of restoration, Lord, making us whole and healing our brokenness.
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Scripture references:
- Exodus 15:26
- Psalm 103:3
- Proverbs 17:22
- Matthew 9:27-31, 12:15, 14:14, 14:36
- John 5:6-16
- Acts 3:6-10, 9:34
- James 5:15
We come before You today, humbly seeking Your divine healing power. As Your children, we trust in Your goodness, knowing that You are the healer of all our infirmities and the author of life.
In the Old Testament, Your healing power was so evident that the people acknowledged it by writing, "The Lord healed me, and I was saved from death." Grant us that level of faith, O Lord, to truly believe in Your healing power and Your ability to restore our bodies to health.
In the New Testament, Your healing power is embodied in the life and ministry of Your Son, Jesus. He healed lepers, restored sight to the blind, and even raised the dead. We ask for His healing presence in our lives today, praying that You would heal our bodies, minds, and spirits.
In the Gospel of Matthew, we read "by His wounds, we are healed." In the Gospel of James, we find instructed to call on You when we are sick, knowing that You will raise us up and lift us up. We pray for Your divine intervention, asking that You would heal our bodies and surrender our fears to Your perfect will.
Father, we also ask for the wisdom to care for our bodies as the temple of Your Holy Spirit. Help us to exercise, eat well, and seek preventive medical care. However, we also pray that Your healing power would overshadow any physical or emotional ailments that we may face.
In the Old Testament, we read that the Hebrew word for "heal" is "rapa," and it is derived from the root word "rapah," meaning to restore and make whole. Grant us that level of restoration, Lord, making us whole and healing our brokenness.
#prayer, #health, #healing, #Jesus, #life, #OldTestament, #NewTestament, #OldTestamenthealing, #Scriptures, #Matthew, #James, #divinehealing, #templeofSpirit, #sick, #prevention, #care, #physicalhealth, #emotionalhealth, #Hebrewword, #rapa, #rapah.
Scripture references:
- Exodus 15:26
- Psalm 103:3
- Proverbs 17:22
- Matthew 9:27-31, 12:15, 14:14, 14:36
- John 5:6-16
- Acts 3:6-10, 9:34
- James 5:15