Let me share with you a vision the Lord gave to me while in prayer for you, I call this, “Restore Hope”.
It’s time to look at another aspect of healing that we must deal with regarding God’s healing power and the world’s opinion of us for believing.
The world accuses us of being in denial if we do not accept their death sentence when attacked with sickness and disease. But what we must understand when dealing with them is that even if their intentions are good, they still do not possess the hope that we have in Christ. They are hopeless, literally people without hope, because they do not believe in the redemptive blood of Christ.
As Christians, we live in this world, but we are not to be of this world or worldly in our beliefs, words or actions. We are to be people of faith, and faith begins with hope in our Savior and in what He has done for us.
Proverbs 13:12 tells us that, “Hope deferred make the heart sick, but when the desire comes, it is a tree of life.” So then why would we, as followers of Jesus Christ, steal a loved ones hope to believe for healing Why would we discourage their faith to believe for their miracle from Jesus?
While in prayer with a couple of friends concerning this issue of unbelief within the body of Christ for healing. I saw in a vision Jesus walk toward a banquet table. He had on a light blue tunic with a multicolored sash and a prayer shawl covering His head, and He carried a shepherd’s staff in His right hand. But the emphasis of the beginning of the vision was on His feet that were shod with leather sandals as our Shepherd walked upon dry, hard-packed ground toward a banquet table.
The first part of this vision reveals to us how He walks in His authority as the Good Shepherd and goes out to gather in His lost and hurting sheep to bring them back into the fold. He also reveals the spiritual condition of His people—they are spiritually dried up, and their hearts have been hardened to Him and His ways.
But He is a good shepherd, His love is unconditional, and with His staff He leads us and guides us into all truth by His righteousness. By wearing His prayer shawl, He activates His love by the power of intercession for us.
The saint of God sat around this table with eating utensils in their hands pounding their fists upon the table. They were dissatisfied because there was no food or drink for them to partake of, and the head seat at the table was missing their Savior.
But Jesus did not disappoint those that turned to Him. I saw Him as He hung upon the Cross. His head dropped to His chest as He had suffered and died for them. He had paid the price with His own blood to put an end to their suffering.
He then raised His nail-pierced hands, and the blessings flowed through the holes in His hands. I then saw the people as they were plunged into the River of Life. They were fully immersed in the living water, and with their eating utensils still in their hands I could see them feasting upon the resurrection power of the Lord.
*(This excerpt is taken from my book, “The Healing Creed”, pages 23-24.)
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