
About the Book
Book: The Ministry of Healing
Author: AJ Gordon
Genre: Christian non-fiction, spiritual growth
Release Date: January 17, 2020

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"The Ministry of Healing" by AJ Gordon is a book that I really wanted to read. But, after reading it I have to say if really felt like I was reading a textbook. I believe that God still does miracles today and that is the point of this book. It is filled with examples of miracles, which is good but I wish the author would have included more examples from healings and miracles today. the author gives many Scriptural verses to backup what he is staying.
After I wrote that first paragraph, I read About the author and seen that this book was first written in 1882 and so now I understand why no mention of recent miracles are written about.
This is a good book to prove that miracles did happen and that they they are still able to happen today.
The author does point out that we are given the power to heal by our faith and prayer. He also points out in one chapter, I don't remember which one, that we can haver the miracle of healing the sick but not raising the dead or multiply the loaves of bread and fishes, because he says those miracles were for Jesus alone.
I recommend this book to any Christian, but I say read the book as if it is a study and look up the Bible verses and Don't read it in one setting as if it is a book to just read but be prepare to learn from it.
I was given a complimentary copy by the author and Celebrate Lit. These opinions are my own.
About the Author
After I wrote that first paragraph, I read About the author and seen that this book was first written in 1882 and so now I understand why no mention of recent miracles are written about.
This is a good book to prove that miracles did happen and that they they are still able to happen today.
The author does point out that we are given the power to heal by our faith and prayer. He also points out in one chapter, I don't remember which one, that we can haver the miracle of healing the sick but not raising the dead or multiply the loaves of bread and fishes, because he says those miracles were for Jesus alone.
I recommend this book to any Christian, but I say read the book as if it is a study and look up the Bible verses and Don't read it in one setting as if it is a book to just read but be prepare to learn from it.
I was given a complimentary copy by the author and Celebrate Lit. These opinions are my own.
About the Author

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This classic Christian work has previously only been self published. Gordon is renowned as founder of Gordon-Conwell Seminary and Gordon College. His writings became foundational work for what later became the spirit-filled movement.
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2 comments:
I liked the review, thank you.
I didn't realize this was based in the 1800s!
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