Matthew 8:14 and 15

When Jesus went into Peter's house he saw his wife’s mother in a fever. Then Jesus touched the woman’s hand and censured (reprimanded, rebuked) the fever. The fever went away from the woman and she got up from where she was lying. Then she spent time serving to benefit Jesus, taking care of him as to what he needed at that time. What is the sequence of events in this instance? 1. Jesus’ learning-disciples (students) told him about Peter’s mother-in-law 2. Jesus saw Peter’s mother-in-law in a fever and touched her hand 3. Jesus censured the fever and the fever left her 4. The woman was raised up from where she was lying and ministered to Jesus Who believes? Who prays/speaks? Who heals? Who gets healed? 1. Jesus believed God’s words to him 2. Jesus did not pray or speak words of healing directly to Peter’s mother-in-law but instead he touched her hand and censured the fever 3. Jesus healed the woman References: Mark 1:29-31; Luke 4:38-39.

First John 2:1 and 2

My little-children, I write these-things to you in order that you may not sin. And if-ever someone may sin, we have an encourager towards the Father: Jesus Christ (the) righteous-one, and he is (the) propitiation concerning our sins, but not concerning our (sins) only but also concerning (the sins) of the whole world.

I Peter 1:3 and 4

Blessed is the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the God having begotten us upwardly according to His much mercy into a living hope by means of the resurrection of Jesus Christ out-from dead-people, into an inheritance incorruptible and unstained and unfading, having been kept in the heavens into you.

John 3:16 and 17

For thus God loved the world so-that He gave the son, the only-begotten (son), in order that every-person believing into him may not destroy-himself but may have eternal life; for God did not apostle the son into the world in order that he may judge the world but in order that the world may be saved by means of him.