Our Lord's miracles of healing : considered in relation to some modern objections and to medical science / by T.W. Belcher.

  • Belcher, T. W. (Thomas Waugh), 1831-1910.
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[between 1800 and 1899?]
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Credit: Our Lord's miracles of healing : considered in relation to some modern objections and to medical science / by T.W. Belcher. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    what it is, and its causes—This man was probably water-logged, and his case a grave one—The Cure cannot be ascribed to Natural Causes, CHAPTER VII. MENORRHA GI A. Fhe Woman with the Issue of Blood—Related by the three Synoptists very minutely—Medical Language used here—Was this case one of Metrorrhagia?— Undesigned Coincidences and evident Truthfulness of the Narrators, . . . . . CHAPTER VIII. OPTHALMIC DISEASE. The Opening of the Eyes of the Two Blind in THE House, recorded by St. Matthew—General Prevalence of Blindness in the East in our Saviour^s time—No Delusion possible in this Case—No Blind Man could fancy he saw when he did not—This a Case of Sacramental Healing, The Opening of the Eyes of One Blind at Bethesda, recorded by St. Mark only—Was this Man born Blind ?—The Cure here Prog?'essive^ not Instantaneous, and Sacramental also—It was not Gradual but clearly Miraculous, The Opening of the Eyes of Two Blind Men NEAR Jericho, recorded by the three Synoptists, a Clear Case of Miraculous Cure—Alleged Discre- PAGH 204 208 217 221