He is a Prophet. will Pray For You and live.: the Healing Word from Abraham to Charismatic Restoration

What if the first prophet in Scripture was revealed as a healer?In Genesis 20:7, Yahuwah says of Abraham: "He is a prophet. He will pray for you, and you will live." This extraordinary sentence becomes the foundation for a bold biblical and historical investigation into the healing word of Yahuwah - from Abraham's intercession for Abimelech to the healing ministry of Yeshua, from Elijah and Elisha to the apostles, and from the early Church to the modern Charismatic restoration.He is a Prophet. He will pray for you, and you will be healed: The Healing Word from Abraham to the Charismatic Restoration argues that healing is not a marginal or accidental theme in Scripture. It belongs to the very identity of Yahuwah as Yahuwah Rapha - Yahuwah your Healer.Antony Hylton traces the prophetic-healing stream through Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic healing vocabulary, showing how words such as rapha, iaomai, and sozo reveal a biblical theology of restoration, wholeness, salvation, and life.This book explores: - Abraham as the first biblical navi connected with healing prayer- Yahuwah Rapha and the covenant foundation of healing- Isaiah 53, Psalm 103, James 5, and the healing ministry of Yeshua- Elijah, Elisha, the apostles, and the early Church as witnesses to healing- Historical healing figures including Dowie, Woodworth-Etter, Azusa Street, John G. Lake, William Branham, Kathryn Kuhlman, Kenneth Copeland, Charles Capps, and Bethel Church- The apologetic case for treating healing testimony as serious historical evidence- Abraham Abulafia's search for the healing power of the divine Name without the MessiahBoth scholarly and prophetic, this book challenges scepticism, confronts cessationism, and calls the Church to recover the biblical truth that the prophet prays, the sick are healed, and the healing stream of Yahuwah still flows through Yeshua HaMashiach.For readers interested in biblical healing, prophetic ministry, Messianic theology, Charismatic history, Word of Faith, divine-name theology, and the restoration of all things, this book offers a deeply researched defence of healing as part of the continuing work of Yahuwah among His people.

Pagina's: 312, Paperback, A Michael Hylton Har Tziyon