Can We Command Sickness to Be Healed?

[proverbswoman]

Fantastic and perfect answer according to The Bible! So many believers are not exercising their God Given, Holy Spirit anointing to heal the sick, cast out demons and to raise the dead, not by our power but by the power and authority through Christ Jesus! Father, rise up in YOUR people to know who they are and WHO'S they are....bought, paid and sealed by the power of YOUR shed blood! Shake the very foundations that can be shaken so that only what's unshakable will remain!

[Robust]

Yes we can and we see results the more you persist and walk in it, til it becomes a part of you! In the beginning it was scary, and I didn't see so many healings, but now it's unusual if someone doesn't get healed 🙏🏻👍

[suzanneforrestanderson]

After years of asking for healing the Ruach haKodesh told me to 'Speak to your Mountains'. One needs a good deal of faith to do that, but it grows with practice, and I have received some relief from my ills over months and months of speaking to the mountains in my life. Speaking in faith to heal requires a lot of repetition, for we are not taught in the West to believe this is possible.

Spiritual oppression and family curses must also be dealt with, for spiritual attack and your emotional state cause much damage. Identify them, and go to Yeshua to be healed from the emotional damage to your soul, even as you cast out any spirits you find in your life.

I command my body to be healed, knowing Yeshua will help. I command the healing in his name and righteousness, for I have none of my own.

[brianmoore]

My father died from an untreatable infection he got while in the hospital for surgery. I prayed. I begged God. I had faith. My father died far too early.

My mother had a severe stroke. I prayed. I begged God. I still had faith. My mother died far too early.

I don't have a whole lot of faith remaining, just a glimmer. You can say I never had faith to begin with if that makes you comfortable, but you would be wrong. By all means keep yourself comfortable in your denial. Just know that one day something will hit you in your own life, and you will be where I am today. The ball is now in God's court. He needs to do something. He needs to reach out to us. He needs to comfort us. We are powerless, while He is all powerful. It's time for God to do something. We reach out to God day and night, and He is silent. I want to see God's work. I want to see something.

[ChrisGarcia.]

Yes!!!! So good! Very well articulated!

[davidpatton]

Dear God please heal my cancer and encephalopathy. I have no control, but father You do. Amen

[biblelover]

We are told to pray, but it's up to the Lord. So, yes. We are able to rebuke and the power comes from our Lord God.

[carlalbrecht]

Well said Dr. Brown. Thank you for your clarification and confirmation of who we are in Christ and what we are called to walk in. Peace, C.

[Panhorst]

Tough question and brilliant answer once again brother. Grace and peace to all in Christ.

[taylorbaggins]

I like how his answer is comprised of bible verses and not doctrine or an opinion.

[TRUSTJESUS]

Yes we can command sickness to go in Jesus name. The Word of God is not a lie.

[tobefreealaska]

*What about commanding God to fill us in many "worship" songs now?* How is it okay for us to tell God to fill us while *most "Christians" repel the Holy Spirit through willfully sinning and a lack of willingness to reconcile, which must be repented of so we can be 'ONE' with each other in Christ "that the world will know?"* Jesus promised to give us *His glory* and joy as we become 'ONE' — John 17.

[donaugustine]

My “experience” is both command and ask. I’ve seen both healings. But I also seen no healings.

But my knowledge is “your will be done”.

Coram Deo ❤️

[biblelover]

I love Jesus Christ. He is my Savior and my Lord. My God and my King. 👑

[rickyt]

thank you! i needed that clarity as well 👍🏾😉
will you please speak on binding and loosing?
would luv clarity on this as well 🙏🏾🕊🙏🏾

[TheManofsorrows]

Are we supposed command sickness to leave our bodies?

[taylorbaggins]

I agree. The Bible says "Believers shall... lay hands on the sick and they shall recover."

[barryscroggins]

"Are we getting results?" That's good old American pragmatism, not the gospel. The only time Jesus is recorded in the Gospels as directly addressing a sickness as opposed to telling the whole person to do something (to say what they want, to stand, to walk etc...) is in Luke 4:39 "And he stood over her and rebuked the fever, and it left her, and immediately she rose and began to serve them", the same event is recorded in both Matthew 8:15 and Mark 1:31 who both use the more typical description "he came and took her by the hand and lifted her up, and the fever left her". This healing of Peter's mother in law is more a description of Jesus healing a woman following his breaking of purity and ethnicity norms in Matt 8 rather than a prescriptive pattern for future believers to command/rebuke sickness. If it was a prescriptive pattern, then why was it neglected from Matt 6 when Jesus taught them how to pray or by James in his "if anyone is sick" advisory? And of the Lord's Prayer in Matt 6, its tone is more dependent than demanding in characterizing the relationship between God (sovereign) and man (fallible). This is in contrast to Hindu, New Age and Word of Faith practices that advocate directly addressing body parts to grow or be well. The Christian should have no time for these practices, for our God desires we come to him for all things and our eschatological hopes ought remind us that physical ailments are temporary echoes of the consequences of the Fall and that ultimately we will rise again with new bodies free from sickness for God keeps his promises.

[lonestarthundergamer]

Brother please EQ your microphone to help minimize the sibilance issues. God bless you.

[bervaniosatuta]

Biblical patterns about prayer Healing!