THE MODERN PENTECOSTAL DOCTRINE OF HEALING

According to Pentecostals, the doctrine of Divine Healing is a natural result of the renewal of the New Testament Christianity. Supernatural healing is part of the ongoing work of Jesus in the church before the day before Parousia. Proceeding from the holistic approach in anthropology, considering the redeeming sacrifice of Christ as the source of human physical healing, seeing the final missionary purpose of the transformation of creation, modern Pentecostals proclaim the reality of healing as part of the grandiose, universal, God's plan, to which the physical aspect of human life is not alien.