Divine Healing

by J. Grant Anderson

Publisher:

James L. Fleming

, 2005

Overview

From the Introduction: In a way that expresses his wealth of talent and with a line of convincing argument, he shows that divine healing is scriptural, reasonable, and obtainable. You will find this volume just a little different from any you have yet read on the subject. The reader will not go far into the book until he discovers that the writer is strikingly original and powerfully in earnest. That is what makes it so interesting. No one can read these pages without admiring the sincerity, thoroughness, and positiveness of the author. He speaks from knowledge.—H. M. Riggle

Contents

• In the Beginning
• Redemption Scheme Launched
• Perfection Through Christ
• A Savior with a Twofold Purpose Revealed
• The Resurrected Christ
• How to be Healed
• Miracles and Healings of Today
• Vital Facts on Health

Product Details

• Title: Divine Healing
• Author: J. Grant Anderson
• Publisher: Gospel Trumpet
• Publication Date: 1926
• Pages: 116

About J. Grant Anderson

J. Grant Anderson (1873–1927) was born near Union City, Pennsylvania. He married Edith Joy in 1895. In 1898, Anderson was diagnosed with the “white plague,” tuberculosis. He called upon his friend H. M. Riggle to pray for healing which God answered. From then on he responded to God’s calling to preach the Gospel for the rest of his life. In 1903, he was ordained as a Church of God minister. Anderson contributed to the Gospel Trumpet magazine beginning in 1916 and was on the Board of Directors of the Gospel Trumpet publishing company.