Jesus Christ is an outstanding person of all time. Most people worship him either as God or as the Son of God. Regardless of who he is considered to be, one conquers all in him: Jesus during his earthly life could heal the sick. It is interesting that he did this in many ways.
A blind man sees, a deaf man hears, a dumb man exclaims with joy, a lame man stands firmly on his feet! All this was a reality when Jesus Christ lived. Jesus did this completely disinterestedly and free of charge.
How Jesus Healed People
In addition, Jesus was even able to raise people from the dead. The scripture records several such cases.
History knows several cases in which Jesus showed miracles. Once a blind man was brought to him. Jesus decided that it was necessary to return the vision to this person gradually. At first, taking his hand, he laid his saliva on his eyes. A man saw trees that were moving. The blind man suggested that he saw people. After that, Christ again touched the eyes of the patient, and he began to see everything clearly and clearly.
Why did Jesus consider it important to restore sight to that person gradually? Although no exact answer is given anywhere, many make some assumptions. A person who has been blind and has not seen anything for many years or even since birth, becoming sighted, is faced with a huge shock. The fact that Jesus returned his sight in stages shows that he was very sensitive and knew how to sympathize with people.
Another case of healing occurred while Jesus was returning from the vicinity of Tire. A deaf person who had a speech disorder was brought to Jesus. And again, Christ showed his magnificent qualities! He took that man aside, perhaps realizing that he might be embarrassed by the crowds, and aside he completely healed him. Christ put his fingers in his ears, and, spitting, touched his tongue. After which the man seemed to start living anew! His ears began to hear, his tongue moved, and his speech was clear.
While healing, Jesus often looked at the sky and let out a characteristic sigh, thereby showing that he was turning to his Father for help.
Also, Christ did not remain indifferent to paralyzed people. Once such a person was brought to him, and Jesus saw in these people a deep faith in him. Therefore, he healed the paralyzed, saying that all sins are forgiven to him.
Christ did not remain indifferent to people who had been suffering from terrible diseases all their lives. Once he healed a group of lepers. In those days, this disease was considered one of the worst. Rarely could someone recover on their own. In the time of Jesus, such people lived separately from civilized society. Nobody could come to them, and they could not see healthy people for decades. Christ, faced with such people, did not remain indifferent to them. He joyfully and willingly healed everyone.
