True and False Divine Healing
FOR some time there has been emphasized in the REVIEW AND HERALD the necessity of understanding the distinction between true divine healing and false divine healing. This necessity is illustrated in an advertisement of a professed “wonderful divine healer,” that has been sent to us. He declares: “It does not make a bit of difference whether you believe in divine powers or not: Mr. — cures unbelievers, skeptics, scoffers, infidels, atheists, and revilers.” And being “healed,” they can of course go on in their unbelief, skepticism, scoffing, infidelity, atheism, and reviling. It is perfectly plain that all the divinity that there can be about such healing as that, can be only satanic. And we have received an inquiry, “Can we trust him?” Would you trust a preacher who would preach forgiveness of sins to unbelievers, skeptics, scoffers, infidels, atheists, and revilers, without calling on them for any amendment of life?