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Q1: If I repeatedly command healing, Example: "I command my foot be healed in Jesus Name!" and I keep saying that multiple times every day is that ok or is it a sin? Does that express doubt or is it ok?
A: It is a question of your faith, not repetition. Have faith in God, not your work(e.g., meaningless repetition). Fix your eyes on Jesus. Stay in faith. Build up your faith first, and then speak!
Featured question: “If healing is a “spiritual gift,” according to 1 Cor 12, does this mean that some people can heal the sick and some can’t?”
Answer: No. See sections 5,6,7,8,9 of the DHT manual. This wrong teaching arises from clergy’s need for excuses.
Matthew 10:5-8—It is a command by Jesus in the absence of any spiritual gift, not a possibility nor a suggestion.
Featured question: “Do you agree that God is sovereign and may choose not to heal someone?”
Answer: No. See section 9 of the DHT manual.
Divine healing establishes the sovereignty of God. Jesus has already established the statement here: He comes to give life and give more abundantly.
When we minister healing to people, we are actually enforcing the will of God.
This question is based on a sacred cow: It accuses God of being fickle.
Featured question: “Aren’t we still under the Old Covenant Law of Moses, or at least the Ten Commandments?”
Answer: No. We are under the New Covenant. If we love God and our neighbors, we will be keeping the Ten Commandments. See section 13 of DHT manual.
Participating all Hebrew feasts does not make Christian more spiritual.
Featured question: “Can the Lord’s supper cause us to get sick or die if we do not do it properly or, for example, if we have ought against a brother?”
Answer: No. See section 10 of the DHT manual.
Remember: God is not a killer.
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Q1: Do you have advice regarding how to pray for people requesting prayer for others in a group chat? (Like a prayer chain, where the person is asking for prayer for someone they're not with or not close to/in contact with)?
A: Jesus paid for all sickness and all sins. So, it does not matter what it is. In principle, it is advised to get as physically close to people as we can while ministering healing.
Jesus did most of His healings by laying hands; only two examples of remote healing as seen in the New Testament. The other reason is to develop relation, which lays the foundation for discipleship.
Featured question: “When someone is prayed for and doesn’t get healed, who is to blame for that failure?”
Answer: See sections 1, 7&8 of the DHT manual.
God is NOT responsible for someone who is not healed. Jesus’s commandment is for people to be healed; therefore, He cannot withhold healing for someone.
Featured question: “What authority does the devil have to make people sick?”
Answer: None. See section 17 and appendix A of the DHT manual.
Authority has to be legal and legitimate, a legal right to influence somebody else.
Or the legal ability to impose your will on someone else.
In the Gospel, people marveled when they saw that Jesus had authority over thedemons. They could hear the authority in Jesus’s words.
Featured question: “Paul had a thorn in the flesh that God refused to remove (2 Cor 12:7). Likewise, are there some sickness that God simply may refuse to remove?”
Answer: No. See section 6 of the DHT manual.
This is a very common sacred cow. Ironically, it is more difficult to convince believers with God’s love manifested in healing than unbelievers.
God is always our loving helper, not the mean punisher churchianity tries to depict to use.
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Q1: what do you believe are the top ranked sacred cows in regard to healing?
A: The most dangerous one is the one you are believing right now. It does not matter which ranks the highest; you need to get rid of ALL of them.
Featured question: “Are there some demons that will not come out without prayers and fasting?”
Answer: No. See sections 4&19 of the DHT manual.
Common sense: Demons do not care whether we are hungry or not. We are not going to affect the demons by either eating or not eating. In fact, demons are into afflictions. They would rather see us suffering to death.
Featured question: “If a sick person does not get healed, how long should you pray in tongues to make it happen?”
Answer: Tongues will NOT make it happen. Jesus had made healing happen. Having faith in the finished work of Jesus makes it happen. We were already healed when Jesus was whipped on the whipping post.
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Q1: Is it God’s intention that we die naturally in our sleep since sickness and disease is from the devil and that our lifespan should be to age 70 or 80 as per the scripture in Psalms or until age 120 after the flood lifespan in Genesis since people don’t live until age 969 anymore?
Featured question: “If you have reason to believe that there may be some sort of generational curse involved, should you investigate that first, before healing prayer is administered?”
Answer: No. See DHT manual section 14.
In Christ, we are blessed, not cursed. We are free indeed in Christ.
2 Cor 5:17—“…new creature. Old things are passed away. All things have become new.”
Featured question: “If you pray for a person and the sickness or demon doesn’t leave, what should you tell the person?”
Answer: This is a loaded question, and the premises are questionable. The assumption is to use what we see to judge whether the Word of God is true. See DHT manual section 6.
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Q1: What’s Curry’s policy about attending more than one life team?
A: Every team is di erent, and a team is a team. Members jumping fromone team to another can cause problems than it does helping anything.
We are expected to commit to a life team.
Featured question: “What kind of people should heal the sick? What kind of peopleshould refrain from doing so?”
Answer: 1) Believers and elders. 2) No born-again Christians should be refrained from doing so.
See DHT manual sections 5, 8 and 17.
Featured question: “Does Curry Blake have any special anointing and, if so, how do we go about getting that anointing, so we can be more effective?”
Answer: No. See DHT manual section 15.
Anointing: rubbing somebody with oil.
LSJ ancient Greek dictionary: to be rubbed on, used as ointment or salve. The word for anointed is translated as “Christ.” It is not the surname of Jesus (at His time, Jesus was a common name). Note: Jesus was not a Nazirite, so the stereotype that He had long hair is wrong.
So, the term “Jesus Christ” means “Jesus is the anointed King of Israel.”
There is no such a thing called “special anointing.” Either all of us have the anointing, or none of us do.
Q1: “Double minded??” (not sur what exactly the question is. )
A: There is no different than a repented heart. Peter denied Jesus three times, but he was given a second chance.
What’s important here is NOT to dwell in the past. Don’t worry about the future either. Forget the past.
Proverb 24:16—Our Heavenly Father sees us righteous as long as we continue to rise.
Q2: To what extent are natural practices acceptable such as vitamins or eating habits? I assume all of these are part of walking in divine health.
A: See Section 9 of the DHT manual. Divine healing: The only way is God’s way.
Vitamins are fine, but God’s way is higher. Nothing can be added to divine healing.
It is always about where your faith is. Key distinguishing factor: Are you eating those supplements in fear? We are not called to live like merely mortal men.
Nothing wrong in eating right. What matters is to be in no fear, be in faith, and trust God.