Soupnazi630
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Regardless of the why he was discriminatory and selective.I do not mean thatAnd they all believed in himYes actually if that kid was not one of his own
He only helped his own people meaning believers
Not true, where did you get that? Everyone He helped was basically Jews; there were no "Christians" yet, to speak of. And He didn't help just Jews; he also spoke to the Samaritan woman, the Canaanite woman....
He never helped a non believer
Pay attention to details when you read the book
Well of course. He wasn't going to heal someone against their will, if that's what you mean. God is never a God of force. For Jesus to heal a person who did "Not believe in Him" means He would approach a skeptical person maybe not even desirous of healing from Him and "force" the healing. Jesus doesn't do that. Jesus WOULD even heal if there was faith with some doubt mixed in ("I believe; help me in my unbelief!") but forced healings? Nope
I mean what I said he strictly helped those who believed in him and had faith
Of course. Because to help those who didn't believe in Him, who did not have faith, would have been to force Himself on them. God does not do that. Neither does Jesus. You are free to go your way.