Healing is provided through which aspect of Christ's work?

Healing is provided through which aspect of Christ's work?

• A. His Miracles Only
• B. His Redemptive Work
• C. His Teaching
• D. His Birth

Answer: (B)

Healing comes through Christ’s redemptive work. When Jesus died and rose again, He purchased salvation that includes restoration of our relationship with God and the removing of the break caused by sin—a restoration that also manifests as healing of our physical and emotional frailty at times. This means healing isn’t secured by miracles alone, by His teaching alone, or by birth alone. Miracles attest to God’s power but flow from the redemption He accomplished; teaching provides truth to apply in faith, yet healing sits in the benefit of the atonement; birth marks the Incarnation, but it’s the redemptive act that makes healing available. Scripturally, healing is linked to the atonement—by His wounds we are healed—signifying that true healing is a fruit of His redemptive work.

Healing comes through Christ’s redemptive work. When Jesus died and rose again, He purchased salvation that includes restoration of our relationship with God and the removing of the break caused by sin—a restoration that also manifests as healing of our physical and emotional frailty at times. This means healing isn’t secured by miracles alone, by His teaching alone, or by birth alone. Miracles attest to God’s power but flow from the redemption He accomplished; teaching provides truth to apply in faith, yet healing sits in the benefit of the atonement; birth marks the Incarnation, but it’s the redemptive act that makes healing available. Scripturally, healing is linked to the atonement—by His wounds we are healed—signifying that true healing is a fruit of His redemptive work.