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Jairus' daughter |
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Jairus’ daughter Christ raises her from the dead. [N.T.: Mat-thew 9:18–19; Mark 5:21–24; Luke 8:40–42] See : Resurrection How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| There is a connection between salvation and healing: Jairus' daughter, 5:23--"Come lay hands on her so that she might be healed/saved"; the hemorrhaging woman, 5:28, 34--"If I but touch the hem of his garments I shall be saved"; 6:56, "And wherever he went . Jairus' daughter, remembering nothing of being dead, may never have noticed the wonder of being alive during all those long years ahead of her. The healing of Jairus' daughter in 5:21-43 is interrupted by a woman who had been "suffering from hemorrhages for twelve years" (5:25-34). |
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