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Given up by the medical doctors in Belgium, but not by God

HEAL THE SICK Luke 10:9

This is one of the assignments with which Jesus commissioned his disciples to go out into the cities of Israel. It is still valid for us who are His disciples today. Ela took this up and sent us some of her testimonies (for which we are grateful!):

I have an acquaintance. She was given up. She is 43 and had a cerebral aneurysm. It started bleeding twice. As a result she was paralysed on one side and nearly blind in one eye. No one in Belgium dared to perform surgery.

I prayed for her for a long time. After many months I went back to visit her. When she answered the door, I could hardly believe what I saw:

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The Father heart of God? I already know that!

“I already know it all – so I thought. I had read and heard a lot about the Fatherheart of God, knowing the songs about “His Fatherheart that has been caring for me for so long” I prayed to “Father in heaven.”

I didn’t expect to learn something new at the conference about this topic. Nevertheless… I discovered during this week that the Fatherheart school is not about learning more about God’s Fatherheart, but rather to help you experience the love of the Father. It wasn’t about the concept of God as Father but about the love of My Father for me. E.g. during that week He spoke to me in the silence of my heart : “My Love casts away your fears.” And I am worth it to receive His Love! That makes it suddenly very personal, it is about His relationship with me, who He wants to be for me and who I am in His sight!”

Willem Kolpa, participant of Fatherheart school A, 2014

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Category: Genezingen

In 2004, during the medical examination in the first class they discovered examining Tessa Dhaeyer, the daughter of Philippe and Ingrid, that without glasses her sight was 7/10 at the right side and 6/10 at the left.

She was referred to an ophthalmologist who found hypermetropia (farsightedness) and a slight astigmatism (a disordered depth perception).
In the beginning she thought this was rather nice because that way she got more attention at school, but after a while she sometimes was teased for it.
In the fifth class she was tested again during the medical examination at school, and her eyes were good when she had her glasses on.
Tessa was fed up with her glasses and she decided herself not to wear them any more in the sixth class. She believed that God could heal her eyes and she also prayed for it.
At the moment she is in the first year of the secondary school, and in March her eyes were examined once more. Without glasses, both her eyes got a 10/10 (we got the medical report and saw it put down in black and white) and she has a normal depth perception! Tessa was very glad with that, and she encouraged with her testimony everyone wearing glasses and tired of them...

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