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146:6.1 These people believed in [[signs]]; they were a [[wonder]]-seeking [[generation]]. By this time the people of central and southern [[Galilee]] had become [[miracle]] minded regarding [[Jesus]] and his [[personal]] [[ministry]]. Scores, hundreds, of [[honest]] [[persons]] [[suffering]] from purely nervous disorders and afflicted with [[emotional]] disturbances came into [[Jesus]]' [[presence]] and then returned [[home]] to their [[friends]] announcing that [[Jesus]] had [[healed]] them. And such cases of [[mental]] [[healing]] these [[ignorant]] and [[simple]]-minded people regarded as [[physical]] [[healing]], [[miraculous]] cures.

146:6.1 These people believed in [[signs]]; they were a [[wonder]]-seeking [[generation]]. By this time the people of central and southern [[Galilee]] had become [[miracle]] minded regarding [[Jesus]] and his [[personal]] [[ministry]]. Scores, hundreds, of [[honest]] [[persons]] [[suffering]] from purely nervous disorders and afflicted with [[emotional]] disturbances came into [[Jesus]]' [[presence]] and then returned [[home]] to their [[friends]] announcing that [[Jesus]] had [[healed]] them. And such cases of [[mental]] [[healing]] these [[ignorant]] and [[simple]]-minded people regarded as [[physical]] [[healing]], [[miraculous]] cures.

146:6.2 When [[Jesus]] sought to leave [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cana Cana] and go to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nain,_Israel Nain], a great multitude of [[believers]] and many [[curious]] people followed after him. They were bent on beholding [[miracles]] and [[wonders]], and they were not to be [[disappointed]]. As [[Jesus]] and his [[apostles]] drew near the gate of the [[city]], they met a [[funeral]] [[procession]] on its way to the near-by [[cemetery]], carrying the only son of a [[widow]]ed [[mother]] of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nain,_Israel Nain]. This [[woman]] was much [[respected]], and half of the village followed the bearers of the bier of this supposedly dead boy. When the [[funeral]] [[procession]] had come up to [[Jesus]] and his followers, the [[widow]] and her [[friends]] [[recognized]] [[the Master]] and besought him to bring the son back to life. Their [[miracle]] [[expectancy]] was aroused to such a high [[pitch]] they [[thought]] [[Jesus]] could [[cure]] any [[human]] [[disease]], and why could not such a healer even [[Resurrection|raise the dead]]? [[Jesus]], while being thus [[importuned]], stepped forward and, raising the covering of the [[bier]], examined the boy. [[Discovering]] that the [[young man]] was not really [[dead]], he [[perceived]] the [[tragedy]] which his [[presence]] could avert; so, turning to the [[mother]], he said: " [[Weep]] not. Your son is not [[dead]]; he [[sleeps]]. He will be restored to you. " And then, taking the young man by the hand, he said, " [[Awake]] and arise. "[https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Gospel_of_Luke#Chapter_7] And the [[youth]] who was supposed to be dead presently sat up and began to [[speak]], and [[Jesus]] sent them back to their [[homes]].

146:6.2 When [[Jesus]] sought to leave [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cana Cana] and go to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nain,_Israel Nain], a great multitude of [[believers]] and many [[curious]] people followed after him. They were bent on beholding [[miracles]] and [[wonders]], and they were not to be [[disappointed]]. As [[Jesus]] and his [[apostles]] drew near the gate of the [[city]], they met a [[funeral]] [[procession]] on its way to the near-by [[cemetery]], carrying the only son of a [[widow]]ed [[mother]] of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nain,_Israel Nain]. This [[woman]] was much [[respected]], and half of the village followed the bearers of the bier of this supposedly dead boy. When the [[funeral]] [[procession]] had come up to [[Jesus]] and his followers, the [[widow]] and her [[friends]] [[recognized]] [[the Master]] and besought him to bring the son back to life. Their [[miracle]] [[expectancy]] was aroused to such a high [[pitch]] they [[thought]] [[Jesus]] could [[cure]] any [[human]] [[disease]], and why could not such a healer even [[Resurrection|raise the dead]]? [[Jesus]], while being thus [[importuned]], stepped forward and, raising the covering of the [[bier]], examined the boy. [[Discovering]] that the [[young man]] was not really [[dead]], he [[perceived]] the [[tragedy]] which his [[presence]] could avert; so, turning to the [[mother]], he said: " [[Weep]] not. Your son is not [[dead]]; he [[sleeps]]. He will be restored to you. " And then, taking the young man by the hand, he said, " [[Awake]] and arise. "[https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Gospel_of_Luke#Chapter_7] And the [[youth]] who was supposed to be dead presently sat up and began to [[speak]], and [[Jesus]] sent them back to their [[homes]].

146:6.3 [[Jesus]] endeavored to calm [[the multitude]] and vainly tried to [[explain]] that the lad was not really [[dead]], that he had not brought him back from the grave, but it was useless. [[The multitude]] which followed him, and the whole village of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nain Nain], were aroused to the highest [[pitch]] of [[emotional]] frenzy. [[Fear]] seized many, panic others, while still others fell to [[praying]] and wailing over their [[sins]]. And it was not until long after nightfall that the clamoring multitude could be dispersed. And, of course, notwithstanding [[Jesus]]' statement that the boy was not [[dead]], everyone insisted that a [[miracle]] had been wrought, even the dead raised. Although [[Jesus]] told them the boy was merely in a deep [[sleep]], they [[explained]] that that was the [[manner]] of his speaking and called [[attention]] to the fact that he always in great [[modesty]] tried to hide his [[miracles]].

146:6.3 [[Jesus]] endeavored to calm [[the multitude]] and vainly tried to [[explain]] that the lad was not really [[dead]], that he had not brought him back from the grave, but it was useless. [[The multitude]] which followed him, and the whole village of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nain Nain], were aroused to the highest [[pitch]] of [[emotional]] frenzy. [[Fear]] seized many, panic others, while still others fell to [[praying]] and wailing over their [[sins]]. And it was not until long after nightfall that the clamoring multitude could be dispersed. And, of course, notwithstanding [[Jesus]]' statement that the boy was not [[dead]], everyone insisted that a [[miracle]] had been wrought, even the dead raised. Although [[Jesus]] told them the boy was merely in a deep [[sleep]], they [[explained]] that that was the [[manner]] of his speaking and called [[attention]] to the fact that he always in great [[modesty]] tried to hide his [[miracles]].

146:6.4 So the [[word]] went abroad throughout [[Galilee]] and into [[Judea]] that [[Jesus]] had raised the [[widow]]'s son from the dead, and many who heard this report believed it. Never was [[Jesus]] able to make even all his [[apostles]] fully [[understand]] that the [[widow]]'s son was not really [[dead]] when he bade him [[awake]] and arise. But he did impress them sufficiently to keep it out of all subsequent [[records]] except that of [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Gospel_of_Luke#Chapter_7 Luke, who recorded it as the episode had been related to him]. And again was [[Jesus]] so [[besieged]] as a [[physician]] that he departed early the next day for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endor_(village) Endor].

146:6.4 So the [[word]] went abroad throughout [[Galilee]] and into [[Judea]] that [[Jesus]] had raised the [[widow]]'s son from the dead, and many who heard this report believed it. Never was [[Jesus]] able to make even all his [[apostles]] fully [[understand]] that the [[widow]]'s son was not really [[dead]] when he bade him [[awake]] and arise. But he did impress them sufficiently to keep it out of all subsequent [[records]] except that of [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Gospel_of_Luke#Chapter_7 Luke, who recorded it as the episode had been related to him]. And again was [[Jesus]] so [[besieged]] as a [[physician]] that he departed early the next day for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endor_(village) Endor].

<center>[https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_146 Go to Paper 146]</center>

<center>[https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_146 Go to Paper 146]</center>