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Can 'saved' in the Bible mean physically healed?

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Now, the same word in the Bible, translated, s-a-v-e-d, and healed, is the very same word all the way through the Scriptures. Anyone knows that. Now, well, when you’re—you’re saved, spiritually, or you’re saved physically…now, He said to the woman, “Thy faith has saved thee,” physically, saved you. Now, it’s in the redemption; it’s in the atonement; it’s in the plan of God. You can be spiritually saved or physically saved, because He was wounded for our transgressions, with His stripes we’re healed.” Is that right? So it’s just according to your faith. Now, in His loving mercy, after ministers, through the years, has passed through the land and preached this wonderful Word, thousands of people has been blessed, and saved, and healed, and so forth. Then, in His sovereign mercy in the last days, as He promised, when the last days…“I will pour out My Spirit.” There’d be a former and latter rain; and in the latter days, He would send forth a great blessing to the people. When the enemy comes in like a flood, I will raise up a standard against it.” See?

The Angel of the Lord, 1951-07-18, Toledo, OH, §14

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The Angel of the Lord, 1951-07-18, Toledo, OH, §14

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Title:
The Angel of the Lord
Date:
July 18, 1951
Location:
Toledo, OH
Paragraph:
§14

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