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Originally Posted by Pastor Poster
I believe God can do anything.
However, I often wonder why He doesn't do something.
Have you ever noticed how we make excuses for God?
We say things like, "well, there just wasn't enough faith in the room," or "it just wasn't God's will for that little child to be healed of cancer," or "just be patient, God will come through - just in time!"
I do not pretend to understand God, or the way He works. I don't know why He heals some and doesn't heal others.
But I do know this much.
Sometimes there is enough faith in the room and healing still doesn't take place.
Sometimes God doesn't "come through" like we think He should and great misery falls on those of us who absolutely, incorrectly, TRUSTED that the outcome would be positive.
What then?
Why is it so hard for God to do miracles?
It is not a question of ability. So, what then?
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What happens when all of our special healing "formulas" fail us?
You know, like
Hebrews 11:1. "Now faith is the substance of things
hoped for." Like the excerpt from
Isaiah 53 "with His stripes we are healed."
Is the onus for our disease, financial lack and all other earthly ailments on us?
Is it our fault that God is unresponsive to our dire needs?