The sermon begins with the vastness of the universe to show that God is powerful and that miracles come from him, then defines a miracle as an extraordinary event of divine intervention. It exposes modern faith healers as frauds who charge money and whose bodies and prophecies fail, and it surveys claims of gifts in the early church. Turning to Scripture, it argues that God can do anything and does heal in answer to prayer, as with Hezekiah, Abimelech and Epaphroditus, yet not everyone is healed, as with Trophimus and Timothy. It closes by urging listeners to be righteous servants of God and to belong to him, since the choice is heaven or hell.
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