: Bosworth’s central premise is that Jesus redeemed believers from disease just as He redeemed them from sin. God’s Universal Will : The book argues that God desires to heal who come to Him in faith, rather than a selected few. The Power of the Word
This is the book's most famous and debated theological contribution. Bosworth argues that salvation ( sozo in Greek) encompasses forgiveness of sin, healing of the body, and deliverance. He posits that just as Christ bore our sins on the cross, He also bore our sicknesses (citing Isaiah 53:4-5 and Matthew 8:17). Therefore, healing is not a bonus or a random miracle, but a purchased right for the believer. cristo el sanador ff bosworth 27pdf work
The reference "27pdf" usually points to a specific digitized copy found in public domain archives or theological libraries. : Bosworth’s central premise is that Jesus redeemed
Link to the public domain text of Christ the Healer on Archive.org (English version). Bosworth argues that salvation ( sozo in Greek)
Bosworth repeatedly emphasizes that healing is not something God might do, but what Christ has already done in the Atonement (Isaiah 53:4–5, Matthew 8:17).
“I walk by faith, not by sight. My body will eventually agree with the Word.”