"The Heling Ministry of Jesus" is an insightful exploration of the restorative power and spiritual significance of the miracles performed by Christ. Written by Frank N. Riale, this work examines the theological foundations of divine healing and its place within the broader context of Christian ministry. By analyzing the scriptural accounts of the New Testament, Riale illustrates how the compassion of Jesus served as a catalyst for both physical and spiritual transformation, offering a message of hope and wholeness to all believers.

The book delves into the essential relationship between faith and restoration, encouraging readers to view the healing acts of the Gospels not just as past events, but as a continuing legacy of the Christian experience. Riale provides a thoughtful analysis of the methods and motives behind the healing ministry, emphasizing the role of the Holy Spirit in bringing about comfort and recovery. Suitable for both personal study and devotional reading, "The Heling Ministry of Jesus" remains a poignant reflection on the enduring power of faith-based healing and the central role it plays in the life of the church and the individual believer.

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