The Healing Gospel, told through a spirit-inspired dream (22 March 2025)

Below is every scripture verse either referenced or quoted. One more detail- the work textbooks weren’t with us when night came, because the work was finished. Also at 19:35 You can tell I was going to start talking about Joseph and Benjamin’s mother Rachel but the Holy Spirit literally diverted me into talking about Abraham and Sarah, lol. In case anyone was wondering why I went from Joseph to Sarah and Abraham.

The scripture (mostly quoted from the NKJV Bible), with some notes about the emphasized topics so you may follow along if you wish~

II Cor 4:7, 3:6
Rom 8:9
I Cor 2:16
Eph 2:6
I John 4:17
Rom 8:27
I Cor 2:10
John 16:13-14, 14:26
I Cor 6:11
Jam 1:17
Is 28:11-12
Rev 21:2, Mark 2:19
John 2:24 AMP
Jer 17:5
Eccl 4:9-10
Ps 121:2
(In the Bible, the "right hand" often symbolizes power, strength, honor, and favor,)
II Cor 9:8 CSB
Heb 10:10
II Cor 4:4
Rev 12:10
II Cor 3:9
Rom 4:15
Gal 5:1
Rom 1:16-17
Heb 2:14 AMP
Rom 8:26
Matt 26:26-28 (the Lord’s supper)
Is 53:5 (by His wound we are healed)
Eph 1:7 (redemption through His blood)
Gal 3:13
Prov 18:21 (the verse I used to speak life to my blood)
I Tim 4:3-5
Col 2:20-23
Rom 8:2, 8:11
John 3:8
II Cor 5:16-17 TPT
Gal 4:21-26, 4:9, 4:28-30 (Isaac)
Rom 4:14
II Cor 1:20
I Cor 14:4 (he who speaks in an unknown tongue edifies himself)
I Cor 15:4
II Pet 1:19
(Matt 5:18, Eph 2:15, Rom 6:14)
John 19:30, 9:4-5
Heb 10:29b (Spirit of grace)
Joel 2:28
Matt 4:4
Is 55:1-3
III John 1:2
Mark 4:20, 4:26-27
John 1:14, 13:1-5
Matt 20:28
I John 1:9
Rom 6:4
Ps 91:1
Col 3:3
Rom 3:26
Gal 2:16
John 3:16
Acts 13:38-39
Eph 4:26
In this verse- (Angry- ὀργίζω “orgizó”= the act of becoming angry or provoked to anger. In the New Testament, it is often used to describe human emotions and reactions, as well as the righteous anger of God. The term implies a response to perceived injustice or wrongdoing, and it can be both a personal and a divine reaction.)
Mark 3:1-5- Jesus heals the man with the withered hand while the Pharisees seek to accuse Him for healing on the sabbath. In verse 5, the word “orgé” is used for Jesus’s anger at the hardness of their hearts, the same meaning for “orgizó”= righteous anger toward injustice.
Matt 12:7
Col 1:15
Acts 10:38
John 3:17
At 34:14 when I said “katakrima” for the word “condemn” in John 3:17, I meant to say the Greek word “krinó”, meaning “to judge”. The word “save” in this verse is “sózó”, whose Greek meaning is not only to save or rescue, but also to heal, cure, preserve
Ps 34:6, 34:17
John 10:10
Rev 1:5
Gen 1:29
Matt 9:29, 8:13
I Cor 6:19
Ps 91:15
Eph 5:26
John 13:10
Eph 1:4

Also I might as well put this video in my praying in tongues topic playlist since so much of these dreams and the confidence in God’s word came about from speaking in tongues. Enjoy!