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152:0.1 The [[story]] of the [[cure]] of Amos, the [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_151#151:6._THE_KHERESA_LUNATIC Kheresa lunatic], had already reached [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bethsaida Bethsaida] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capernaum Capernaum], so that a great crowd was waiting for [[Jesus]] when his boat landed that Tuesday forenoon. Among this throng were the new [[Spies|observers]] from the [[Jerusalem]] [[Sanhedrin]] who had come down to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capernaum Capernaum] to find cause for [[the Master]]'s [[Arrest|apprehension]] and [[conviction]]. As [[Jesus]] spoke with those who had assembled to greet him, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jairus Jairus], one of the rulers of the [[synagogue]], made his way through the crowd and, falling down at his feet, took him by the hand and besought that he would hasten away with him, saying: " Master, my little daughter, an only child, lies in my [[home]] at the point of [[death]]. I [[pray]] that you will come and [[heal]] her. " When Jesus heard the request of this father, he said: " I will go with you. "[https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Gospel_of_Luke#Chapter_8]

152:0.1 The [[story]] of the [[cure]] of Amos, the [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_151#151:6._THE_KHERESA_LUNATIC Kheresa lunatic], had already reached [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bethsaida Bethsaida] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capernaum Capernaum], so that a great crowd was waiting for [[Jesus]] when his boat landed that Tuesday forenoon. Among this throng were the new [[Spies|observers]] from the [[Jerusalem]] [[Sanhedrin]] who had come down to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capernaum Capernaum] to find cause for [[the Master]]'s [[Arrest|apprehension]] and [[conviction]]. As [[Jesus]] spoke with those who had assembled to greet him, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jairus Jairus], one of the rulers of the [[synagogue]], made his way through the crowd and, falling down at his feet, took him by the hand and besought that he would hasten away with him, saying: " Master, my little daughter, an only child, lies in my [[home]] at the point of [[death]]. I [[pray]] that you will come and [[heal]] her. " When Jesus heard the request of this father, he said: " I will go with you. "[https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Gospel_of_Luke#Chapter_8]

152:0.2 As [[Jesus]] went along with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jairus Jairus], the large crowd which had heard the [[father]]'s request followed on to see what would happen. Shortly before they reached the ruler's house, as they hastened through a narrow street and as the throng jostled him, [[Jesus]] suddenly stopped, exclaiming, " Someone [[touched]] me. " And when those who were near him denied that they had touched him, [[Peter, the Apostle|Peter]] spoke up: " Master, you can see that this crowd presses you, threatening to crush us, and yet you say `someone has [[touched]] me.' What do you mean? " Then [[Jesus]] said: " I asked who [[touched]] me, for I [[perceived]] that living [[energy]] had gone forth from me. " As [[Jesus]] looked about him, his eyes fell upon a near-by [[woman]], who, coming forward, knelt at his feet and said: " For years I have been [[afflicted]] with a scourging [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemorrhage hemorrhage]. I have [[suffered]] many things from many [[physician]]s; I have spent all my substance, but none could [[cure]] me. Then I heard of you, and I [[thought]] if I may but [[touch]] the hem of his garment, I shall certainly be made [[whole]]. And so I pressed forward with the crowd as it moved along until, standing near you, Master, I [[touched]] the border of your garment, and I was made [[whole]]; I [[know]] that I have been [[healed]] of my [[affliction]]. "[https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Gospel_of_Luke#Chapter_8]]

152:0.2 As [[Jesus]] went along with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jairus Jairus], the large crowd which had heard the [[father]]'s request followed on to see what would happen. Shortly before they reached the ruler's house, as they hastened through a narrow street and as the throng jostled him, [[Jesus]] suddenly stopped, exclaiming, " Someone [[touched]] me. " And when those who were near him denied that they had touched him, [[Peter, the Apostle|Peter]] spoke up: " Master, you can see that this crowd presses you, threatening to crush us, and yet you say `someone has [[touched]] me.' What do you mean? " Then [[Jesus]] said: " I asked who [[touched]] me, for I [[perceived]] that living [[energy]] had gone forth from me. " As [[Jesus]] looked about him, his eyes fell upon a near-by [[woman]], who, coming forward, knelt at his feet and said: " For years I have been [[afflicted]] with a scourging [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemorrhage hemorrhage]. I have [[suffered]] many things from many [[physician]]s; I have spent all my substance, but none could [[cure]] me. Then I heard of you, and I [[thought]] if I may but [[touch]] the hem of his garment, I shall certainly be made [[whole]]. And so I pressed forward with the crowd as it moved along until, standing near you, Master, I [[touched]] the border of your garment, and I was made [[whole]]; I [[know]] that I have been [[healed]] of my [[affliction]]. "[https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Gospel_of_Luke#Chapter_8]]

152:0.3 When [[Jesus]] heard this, he took the [[woman]] by the hand and, lifting her up, said: " Daughter, your [[faith]] has made you [[whole]]; go in [[peace]]. " It was her [[faith]] and not her [[touch]] that made her [[whole]]. And this case is a good [[illustration]] of many [[apparently]] [[miraculous]] [[cures]] which attended upon [[Jesus]]' [[earth]] [[career]], but which he in no sense [[conscious]]ly willed. The passing of time [[demonstrated]] that this [[woman]] was really cured of her [[malady]]. Her [[faith]] was of the sort that laid direct hold upon the [[creative]] [[power]] resident in [[the Master]]'s [[person]]. With the [[faith]] she had, it was only [[necessary]] to approach [[the Master]]'s [[person]]. It was not at all [[necessary]] to [[touch]] his garment; that was merely the [[superstitious]] part of her [[belief]]. [[Jesus]] called this [[woman]], Veronica of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesarea_Philippi Caesarea-Philippi], into his [[presence]] to [[correct]] two [[errors]] which might have lingered in her [[mind]], or which might have [[persisted]] in the [[minds]] of those who [[witnessed]] this [[healing]]: He did not want Veronica to go away [[thinking]] that her [[fear]] in attempting to [[steal]] her [[cure]] had been [[honored]], or that her [[superstition]] in associating the [[touch]] of his garment with her [[healing]] had been [[effective]]. He [[desired]] all to [[know]] that it was her [[pure]] and living [[faith]] that had wrought the [[cure]].

152:0.3 When [[Jesus]] heard this, he took the [[woman]] by the hand and, lifting her up, said: " Daughter, your [[faith]] has made you [[whole]]; go in [[peace]]. " It was her [[faith]] and not her [[touch]] that made her [[whole]]. And this case is a good [[illustration]] of many [[apparently]] [[miraculous]] [[cures]] which attended upon [[Jesus]]' [[earth]] [[career]], but which he in no sense [[conscious]]ly willed. The passing of time [[demonstrated]] that this [[woman]] was really cured of her [[malady]]. Her [[faith]] was of the sort that laid direct hold upon the [[creative]] [[power]] resident in [[the Master]]'s [[person]]. With the [[faith]] she had, it was only [[necessary]] to approach [[the Master]]'s [[person]]. It was not at all [[necessary]] to [[touch]] his garment; that was merely the [[superstitious]] part of her [[belief]]. [[Jesus]] called this [[woman]], Veronica of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesarea_Philippi Caesarea-Philippi], into his [[presence]] to [[correct]] two [[errors]] which might have lingered in her [[mind]], or which might have [[persisted]] in the [[minds]] of those who [[witnessed]] this [[healing]]: He did not want Veronica to go away [[thinking]] that her [[fear]] in attempting to [[steal]] her [[cure]] had been [[honored]], or that her [[superstition]] in associating the [[touch]] of his garment with her [[healing]] had been [[effective]]. He [[desired]] all to [[know]] that it was her [[pure]] and living [[faith]] that had wrought the [[cure]].

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<center>[https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_152 Go to Paper 152]</center>