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Why does First Corinthians 12 speak of 'gifts of healing' in the plural?

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Gather the people together, and speak to the rock. I’m going to try to start this prayer line about right now. Pray for all that I can…?…It won’t…Everyone will be prayed for tonight. What I’m speaking for now, is trying to find…?…for God in the…?… Moses had brought all the children of Israel through the wilderness. They began to chide God and Moses. And God had called their hand on it, sent fiery serpents among them that bit people. And then, God made an atonement for them through a brass serpent. They looked upon the serpent and lived. The only way they had to do to the serpent, is to pray for them. They looked and lived. Did you notice this, brother, sister? In the Bible, in First Corinthians 12 where the gifts are made known, when it comes to healing, it’s in the plural, “gifts of healing?” But prophecy is one. But when it comes to healing, it’s “gifts of healing,” many different ways God does things.

Take the Rod and Gather the People, 1950-08-27, Cleveland, OH, §19

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Take the Rod and Gather the People, 1950-08-27, Cleveland, OH, §19

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Title:
Take the Rod and Gather the People
Date:
August 27, 1950
Location:
Cleveland, OH
Paragraph:
§19

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