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226 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2002
It's true that not everyone receives healing, but that doesn't mean it's because God doesn't want them to be healed.
Not everyone receives salvation, but it's very obvious that God wants everyone to be saved.
You could call the power company and wait all day for them to send someone to your house to flip the light switch, but they aren't going to do it.
You could then say, "well, the electricity doesn't work."
No, it works just fine. You just don't know how to turn it on.
"What kind of a father are you, anyway? What kind of father wants his daughter to be a quadriplegic, a vegetable, bound to a wheelchair all her life?
She'll never get to play, get married, or have any other joys in life. What kind of a man are you?"
- "I would do anything to help my daughter get well...If I could take her place, and become like her so that she could be normal, I would do it. I'd do anything to get her healed."
"And you think God- who has all power- loves your daughter less than you do."