The word of God made flesh.  Jesus the Christ ,or "the annointed", was known during his days on earth for miraculous healings.  Healings simply because he had prayed over someone, or told someone they were healed, and especially when he TOUCHED an ill person.  One woman with a ten year hemmorage was even healed by touching the edge of his garments.  He knew the healing power went out of him immediately when it happened however.  Surrounded by a mob of people, he left his disciples perplexed by asking, "Who just touched me?"   

   Surprisingly enough, we marvel today with all of our technology, that someone 2,000 years ago could heal people by their touch.  Do we realize that with all our advancements we still haven't reached this ability..?  

    The more the son of God told people not to say that he healed, the more the news spread.  He was known to be a healer to the point that when he and his disciples entered a town, they were immediately surrounded by all the people of that place.  The ones who believed he could heal them...    got healed.  

   But back to the beginning of my blog where it says Christ, the word of God made flesh..  An important part of Christianity is the belief of this:                               "through Christ all things were made."  

This is because he was the word of God in the beginning.  And was later the word made flesh..

You see Christ healed a blind man by making clay with spit and dirt, and rubbing it on his eyes, because he was there when God made Adam out of the clay of the ground.  When God spoke, there was Christ.  Tying these two together is very important because the word is still with us... isn't it.          The word IS with us.        And as you read the scriptures, he begins to live inside YOU.   And if you are smart enough to go get your bible and read, then I say, "Here's mud in your eye."  

  Because look out!   Your eyes may be opened...!   

I sincerely hope that if you are ill, with anything, that you will open up the scripture.

And my wish for you is that you will believe like the people in the towns Christ visited, even before you open up the pages.

Have you have been "touched" by my painting...?

  Randy Friemel