The anatomy of human misery and its therapy : a study of miracles and healing in the life of our Lord and in the early church, until the Council of Nicaea

Title: The anatomy of human misery and its therapy : a study of miracles and healing in the life of our Lord and in the early church, until the Council of Nicaea
Creator: Hawkridge, John Bernard
ThesisAdvisor: Maxwell, William
Subject: Jesus Christ -- Miracles
Subject: Spiritual healing -- Psychological aspects
Subject: Healing in the Bible
Subject: Church history
Date: 1959
Type: Thesis
Type: Bachelor
Type: BDiv
Identifier: vital:1257
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1012229
Identifier: Jesus Christ -- Miracles
Identifier: Spiritual healing -- Psychological aspects
Identifier: Healing in the Bible
Identifier: Church history
Description: This thesis seeks to show that miracles and healing are inseparable from the Messianic task of Jesus Christ; and that in so far as He commissioned His Church to continue that Messianic task, it is reasonable to expect that miracles and healing would continue. The early history of the Church is examined for evidence confirming this expectation, and a question is asked of the contemporary Church.
Format: 145 leaves, pdf
Publisher: Rhodes University, Faculty of Divinity, Divinity
Language: English
Rights: Hawkridge, John Bernard

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