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| Doctrine: Healing - Part 5 of 6 |
| True and False, Yes and No Questions with answers |
| 101] True or False: The fact that one person decides to seek
anointing for the healing of a physical condition while another
suffering from the same condition, does not, can in no way be taken to
mean that the first person is necessarily righteous or that the second
person is necessarily unrighteous. True 102] True or False: We all, in some manner, lack faith. This is no more an indictment than to say that we are all human. True 103] True or False: To say that a person lacks faith is not necessarily to blame him in any way, since faith comes from God. True 104] True or False: Having a lack of faith is a sin. False 105] True or False: There is sometimes the misconception that if something did not happen as hoped, it was due to lack of faith. As a blanket assumption, this is very true. False, it is abundantly untrue 106] True or False: Absolute belief in something contrary to God's intention will not bring it about. True 107] True or False: Healing is not an absolute promise according to one's faith. True 108] True or False: Paul, who was never healed of the "thorn in his side" once said, "For the sake of Christ, then, I am content with weaknesses, insults, hardships, persecutions, and calamities; for when I am weak, then I am strong." True 109] True or False: Faith was definitely a factor in Paul not being healed. False 110] True or False: It is in no way "godly" or "spiritual" for a person to overestimate his own faith. True 111] True or False: A person's faith-even one's own faith-is difficult if not impossible to assess. True 112] True or False: "Hoping" or "wishing" to be healed is the same thing as having the special faith that God must give to really be healed. False 113] True or False: Faith must not be confused with desires, fears or pressures. True 114] True or False: To act based on fear, and convince oneself that it is based on faith, is brutal self-deception which can yield no good result either physically or spiritually. True 115] True or False: Pride, stubbornness, peer-pressure or having a martyr complex can be confused with faith. True 116] True or False: A Christian must walk in continual faith. True 117] True or False: One of the biggest factors that blocks a person from receiving more faith is his own erroneous belief that he already has enough faith when he does not. True 118] True or False: One reason people are not healed is because they do not have the appropriate faith. True 119] True or False: For a person not to acknowledge his lack of faith would be folly indeed. True 120] True or False: A Christian who is realistic enough to soberly assess his own faith and find it wanting is a "weak" Christian. False 121] True or False: Healing and faith are totally private matters between a person and God. True 122] True or False: To anoint for every sniffle or mild ache makes a mockery of divine healing and Christ's suffering. True 123] True or False: A minister is to respect the judgment of the sick person who feels that he needs anointing. True 124] True or False: It is rather easy for a true Christian to ascertain why a person was healed or not healed. False 125] True or False: Death may in some cases be a greater sign of faith than life and healing. True |
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