Christ the Healer
F. F. Bosworth's earnest prayer was that many thousands would
learn to apply the promises of God's Word to their lives through
his book, Christ the Healer. Bosworth offers an astonishing
discussion of healing, based on the premise that Jesus redeemed us
from our diseases when he atoned for our sins. This classic on
healing, first released in 1924, has sold more than 500,000 copies
and continues to enrich and inspire new readers every day.
This revised and expanded edition includes a brand-new foreword and
epilogue on the remarkable life and healing of the author himself,
written by his son.
Top Highlights
“Before people can have a steadfast faith for the healing of their body, they must be rid of all uncertainty concerning God’s will in the matter. Appropriating faith cannot go beyond one’s knowledge of the revealed will of God. Before attempting to exercise faith for healing, one needs to know what the Scriptures plainly teach, that it is just as much God’s will to heal the body as it is to heal the soul.” (source)
“Faith for the appropriation of God’s promised blessings is the result of knowing and acting on God’s Word (Romans 10:17). The right mental attitude, or the ‘renewed mind’ (Romans 12:2), makes steadfast faith possible to all.” (source)
“ Sin and sickness have passed from me to Calvary—salvation and health have passed from Calvary to me.” (source)
“It is impossible to boldly claim, by faith, a blessing that we are not sure God offers. The power of God can be claimed only where the will of God is known.” (source)
“When we attend to God’s Words by not letting them depart from before our eyes and by keeping them in the midst of our hearts, the seed is in ‘good ground.’” (source)
Product Details
- Title : Christ the Healer
- Authors:
- Bosworth, F. F.
- Bosworth, Robert
- Publisher: Revell
- Publication Date: 2001
- ISBN: 9781441200136
During the first half of the twentieth century, F. F. Bosworth conducted evangelistic and healing campaigns across the US and launched the "National Radio Revival" ministry. At age 75, he went to Africa to preach and teach. He died in 1958. His son, Robert V. Bosworth, editor of this edition, continues the ministry through World Outreach, Inc., African Evangelical Mission, and Morning Watch.
