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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2024 · 10 MIN

Seeking Healing: A Nobleman's Plea

from Words From The Word · host Good News Baptist Church of St. Maarten

In this devotional, the speaker reflects on the power of faith as it is highlighted in Psalm 34:4 and the song 'He Hideth My Soul' by Fanny Crosby. The speaker then draws the listeners' attention to the Gospel of John, chapter 4, where Jesus is joyfully received and respected in Galilee after performing miracles in Jerusalem. The tale of Jesus' return to Cana, where he performed his first public miracle, is used as a foundation to discuss the idea of sickness and seeking aid through various methods like home remedies, doctors, and specialists. The speaker specifically expands on the story of a nobleman whose son is sick and asks Jesus for assistance. The speaker concludes the devotional with a prayer and a commitment to discuss 'the trusted physician' in the next session. 00:00 Introduction and Opening Devotion 00:18 Exploring the Psalmist's Testimony 00:54 Fanny Crosby's Song and Its Meaning 01:50 Delving into John's Gospel Chapter Four 02:25 Jesus' Journey to Galilee and Cana 04:09 The Problem of Sickness and Home Remedies 08:24 The Patient: The Nobleman's Son 09:46 The Petitioner: The Nobleman 10:58 Closing Remarks and Prayer

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