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Healing Insights Book Report

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Healing Insights Journal Most gracious heavenly Father, Yahweh, Jehovah, I am that I am, I come before you giving you all the praise, glory and honor. I thank you for your grace and mercy. I thank you for allowing me to have health and strength, active limbs and in my right mind. Father, I thank you for loving me so must that you provided the ultimate sacrifice to yourself. A sacrifice that no man could ever present to you. You gave your only begotten son that gave His life for me. Although He was beaten, ridiculed and crucified, He rose on the third day with all power and authority. You could have come down from that cross but you chose not to. Every stripe that you took was for my healing. You were bruised for my sins. I cannot

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