Jesus said, man cannot live on bread alone, but from every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.

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When Jesus and the disciples, they pass a man who is born blind, and they ask Jesus, whose sin made this man born blind, his or his parents?

And Jesus responds by saying, neither, but so that the glory of God might be revealed.

But notice what Jesus does not say.

He says, neither this man's individual sin resulted in this man's individual physical ailment,

nor his parents' individual sin resulted in his man's individual physical ailment, nor his parents' individual sin resulted

in his physical ailment. But Jesus does not say, he does not say, that no one's sin made this man

born blind. He simply says neither his or his parents. But the reality is that Jesus does affirm, because Jesus affirms everything in the

scripture, the reality is this. All sickness ultimately is a result of someone's sin, if no one else is,

namely Adams. This world only has sickness and disease and death because it is under the curse

that came about through sin. And so all sickness is a result of sin, at least in a general sense.

In a general sense. However, we might also find both and, not either or, but in some cases,

sickness is only rooted in sin in the general sense, but sometimes sickness can be found to be

the direct cause of sin in general and sin in particular, meaning that individual could have their own

individual particular sin that results in physical ailments, like a lack of discipline, right?

Somebody could have horrible eating habits. Somebody could have choosing to give themselves towards harmful substances

and drug use and all these things. And in that case, we're not trying to beat the person up,

but it's not loving to pretend as though the person's moral actions, the person's habits and rhythms and disciplines

have no effect on their personal health.

Of course it does.

Can I be frank with you for just a second, right here at the end?

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