| We are told (Isaiah 53:5) and (1 Peter 2:24) have | | | | whatsoever! |
| some great significance connected with miraculous | | | | (Isaiah 3:7) (Isaiah 6:10) (Isaiah 19:22) (Isaiah 30:26) |
| physical healing. All you need is enough faith, claim | | | | (Isaiah 53:5) (Isaiah 57:18, 19) (Isaiah 58:8) |
| that the stripes Yeshua took were for your bodily | | | | When you read these verses, (and the verses |
| healing and you'll be healed. There are even some | | | | surrounding them) it becomes apparent that Isaiah |
| who would go so far as to imply that Yeshua | | | | is only speaking about spiritual healing or "the |
| took 39 stripes and there are 39 main human | | | | atonement for sin". When you read the rest of |
| physical diseases. So He took a stripe for each | | | | the verse, Peter is obviously speaking of the |
| and every disease, thus defeating all sickness of | | | | salvation of our souls and the atonement for sin. |
| mankind. | | | | (1 Peter 2:24) Peter had spent years with the |
| Check out what I found. First of all, there is no | | | | Lord as an eye witness to many peoples' bodily |
| verse that states how many times Yeshua was | | | | healing. He was not referring to the physical in this |
| scourged. It was Paul who took the 39 lashes or | | | | case, but to the spiritual. |
| "40 save 1", five different times! (2 Cor. 11:24) | | | | This was a letter of instruction, encouragement |
| This number was a Roman punishment upon a | | | | and admonition from Peter to fellow believers in |
| Roman citizen. There may have been no rules | | | | Asia Minor. I doubt if Peter intended to have a |
| about how many lashes could be given to a | | | | portion of one of his sentences taken from its |
| non-Roman citizen. | | | | original context and turned into the magic |
| There are nine times in Isaiah that some form or | | | | incantation to motivate God into some form of |
| tense of the word "heal" is used. None of these | | | | physical body healing activity. |
| verses pertain to the healing of the physical body | | | | |