Order Restored (ebook Edition)
Ebook
This book urges a return to the healing ministry by ministers,
congregations, and Christians, through prayer, faith, and worship.
Overview
Order Restored examines the concept of disease as a state of disorder and the importance of faith, attitude, and community in healing and wellness. It lays the foundation for a wholistic understanding of human behavior by establishing a synthesis between theology and behavioral sciences. This book urges a return to the healing ministry by ministers, congregations, and Christians through prayer, faith, and worship.
It is much more than an overview of what the writers of the Old and New Testaments said about health and healing. Instead, the author traces the fascinating story of the views of disease and health in the Old Testament to the healing ministry of Jesus, the disciples, and elders in the New Testament. He continues to follow this healing ministry to about A.D. 300, when it begins to fade.
The author describes disease as disorder, so healing requires the restoration of order in one's life. He separates disease and illness and notes that a person can be cured of their illness by restoring order through faith and belief while still having the disease.
Order Restored examines the concept of disease as a state of disorder and the importance of faith, attitude, and community in healing and wellness. It lays the foundation for a wholistic understanding of human behavior by establishing a synthesis between theology and behavioral sciences. This book urges a return to the healing ministry by ministers, congregations, and Christians through prayer, faith, and worship.
It is much more than an overview of what the writers of the Old and New Testaments said about health and healing. Instead, the author traces the fascinating story of the views of disease and health in the Old Testament to the healing ministry of Jesus, the disciples, and elders in the New Testament. He continues to follow this healing ministry to about A.D. 300, when it begins to fade.
The author describes disease as disorder, so healing requires the restoration of order in one's life. He separates disease and illness and notes that a person can be cured of their illness by restoring order through faith and belief while still having the disease.
| Product Form | Kindle |
|---|---|
| Number of Pages | 272 |
| ISBN-13 | 9780758637512 |
| Authors | Garth D Ludwig |
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