Would you turn with me to the book of John this evening, gospel account of John?

We began some weeks ago on Friday nights teaching on the subject of healing.

We began a series entitled Receiving and Ministering Healing

and we began going through

the individual accounts of healing

that are recorded in the four gospel accounts.

We had said to you that in these Matthew, Mark,

look, and John, there's only about 19

individual cases of healing. Now, you think there are more

than that because oftentimes two or three writers record the same one. And oftentimes,

I didn't mean that's all the people that got healed in Jesus ministry. Numerous times,

it says multitudes were healed. As many as touched him were healed. But I'm talking about a case where it

tells you who the individual was, what was wrong with them, how they got to Jesus, how they

received, how he ministered to them. There's only about 19 of those with healing. Now, if you,

you know, if you want to be technical about it, there were some people that were delivered and there were some people that were raised from the dead. You'd have to add to that number. We're not including that. Just the ones that were individual cases of healing. So we looked, anybody remember what we looked at previously? The cases. What was the first one we looked at?

Anybody remember? The healing of the leper and then the second one what was that that was the healing of peter's mother-in-law and number three last week we talked

about the healing of the man who was born by four,

the paralyzed man.

So number four tonight, we're going to look at the instance of the healing of the nobleman's

son in John, chapter four.

So if you would please turn to John four 4 and I'd like to have one of those

amplified Bibles we're going to pray we're going to read do you know people are being

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