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Raised from the dead

Raised from the dead... heard at first hand from the cardiologist!

In the gospel Jesus not only gives us the order to heal the sick but also to raise the dead... Many don't believe in healing sick people by prayer, let alone in raising dead ones. And yet it also still happens today!

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Persisting stomach-ache disappears

Some time ago Maria stopped me after church. She told me how that day it dawned unto her she had not had a stomach-ache for over a year now. This was after they had been praying for her during a church meeting (the Lord had given a word that people with stomach-aches were being healed).
Not one stomach-ache in a whole year! Nothing special for people who never suffer from it, but Maria added  that before, she used to have stomach-aches almost every day for years. She even had been treated for a gastric ulcer and that she often had to get up at night to throw up.

At the beginning of October Hugo and Inger went to the Netherlands to take their boat out of the water. Hugo had bought a new wheel clamp for the boat trailer. It is an ingenious system with a spring. When he wanted to remove it, it burst open with a tremendous vigour. Hugo could not jump away in time and had the wheel clamp full-blast on his right skin bone. It hurted immensely, but Hugo finished his job and took the boat trailer with his car to the slipway for boats.

Then the pain was so bad that he thought he would lose consciousness.
Inger was standing there waiting for him and she checked the contusion together with Hugo. It concerned an enormous extravasation of blood which kept on increasing in size. Ivo, Inger's brother, thought it had to be a bursted cephalic vein... so huge the swelling was. They entered the office of the harbour master and Inger asked for an ice-bag. They did not have one, but the harbour master came with an enormous first-aid kit. When he was gone for a moment, Inger prayed for a total recovery. The co-worker of the harbour master was urging Hugo and Inger to go quickly to the hospital. The harbour master went to disconnect the boat trailer and put the car near the gate in order to let them leave as quick as possible.

Yet Inger, being a nurse herself, stayed calm and she phoned Ann and Nadine for advice. They confirmed that most likely it concerned a heavy extravasation of blood and that they could not do very much at the hospital. When the co-worker of the harbour master saw she could not convince Inger to go to the hospital, and that cold water was all they needed, they took Hugo to the nearest landing stage. There they spouted for quite some time cold water with a hosepipe on his skin bone. Thereafter they went to get a spot of food for a moment and they took off homewards again. When they arrived home, they told the entire story to Ann, Nadine and Sam. When Hugo showed his skin bone, there was barely anything to notice any more... Speaking of a miraculous recovery!

 

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