It doesn t take a very careful inspection of the Holy Scripture<br >to see that the Lord Jesus Christ spent a very large part of His<br >time healing the sick. God s People today are gradually<br >coming to realize that Jesus hasn t stopped healing， but that<br >it is His intent that His People continue the ministry of heal-<br >ing， by the power of the Holy Spirit. The very word used in<br >the New Testament for "salvation" is equally well translated<br > "healing"; health and holiness are closely related words， and<br > closely related ideas. God desires to save and to heal spirits，<br > souls， mad bodies.<br > Anne S. White has done a careful， readable， and inspiring<br > Work in presenting the meaning of healing through Christ in<br > her book "Healing Adventure". I have personally appreciated<br > her approach to the subject， and have enjoyed getting to<br > know her as a friend， and having opportunity to observe her<br > ministry. She is keenly aware that healing not only includes<br > the physical body， but also the soul-the intellect， emotions，<br >and will. Most important， she realizes that healing must either<br > proceed from， or lead to， the renewing of the spirit， that<br > perfect healing of the inward man which is the new birth，<br > salvation through Jesus Christ.<br > It is good to note， though that while Mrs. White has a deep<br > interest in the psychological aspects of Spiritual healing， she<br > does not slip into the jargon of the psychologist， but sticks<br > closely to the language and concepts of Holy Scripture， and<br > of historic Christian thought.<br >