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EPISODE · May 30, 2023 · 2 MIN

“Go and Sin no More…” Relationship between Physical Health and Spiritual Transgression. Introduction.

from Keepers of the Earth

Is there any relationship between the health of our physical body and our mind with our voluntary acceptance or rejection of the will of our Father in heaven for our lives? Are ill health and disease sometimes the product of our voluntary proximity to the evil and darkness that exists in our world? Can we, if we voluntarily approach and consciously cooperate with the establishment of the kingdom of God in this world, improve our physical and mental health? Was the permanent presence of God the Father in Jesus Christ his son the element that made His multiple healings possible during His ministry? Are sickness and death linked to Satan's work in this world? In this brief writing, the author reflects on the answers to these questions about health and disease that are part of the lives of all human beings in this earthly existence and suggests a positive way of walking with good physical and mental health to the extent that is possible while we are in this wandering and temporary world.

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