Bodily Healing and The Atonement

by T.J. McCrossan, Roy H. Hicks (Editor), Kenneth E. Hagin (Editor)

Reedited and reprinted by Kenneth E. Hagin and Dr. Roy Hicks, this in-depth study clearly proves to believers that Christ died for their sicknesses just as He died for their sins.

112 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1930

Reviews

[William Mohn]

T.J. McCrossan was a Hebrew and Greek scholar with a fascinating life story. This book is the result of his studies on Divine healing. Although he sometimes gets a bit "scholar-ly," it's abundantly clear from Scripture that it's God's will to heal everyone--every time. Some of the language is also kind of "old" sounding, since this was originally written around ninety years ago. However, I wish every Christian would read this book and see what God's Word has to say on this important topic!!!

[Dianelys]

“Every saint has a blood-bought right to be healed, but thousands do not know that they must exercise the very
same appropriating faith in the bruised body of Christ for their healing as they formerly exercised in His shed blood for their salvation.”


It took me several months to finish this small book, as it can be quite tedious to read. The Bible itself is so clear that it is remarkable anyone could misinterpret it. However, for those who do, this book is an excellent resource, as it carefully addresses each point, explaining it with Scripture and clarifying its meaning in the original language.

[Beth Jackson- king]

Game changer

This book teaches a Healing doctrine with absolutely no limitation on the believer. It’s scholarly and based on scripture as interpreted through the original languages. I’m going to read it over and over! Praise the Lord! Praise Jehovah Rapha!

[Abby]

based in the original language, this is a good study