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I first read F. F. Bosworth's book, Christ the Healer, about 25 years ago, while I was a student at Central Bible College.
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I first read F. F. Bosworth's book, Christ the Healer, about 25 years ago, while I was a student at Central Bible College. Nothing about it stuck in my memory for it was, I believed, another in the long line of books advocated and read by Pentecostals from New Jersey, where I grew up, to North Carolina, where I lived at that time when not at C.B.C. Books such as Faith That Prevails and Ever Increasing Faith by Smith Wigglesworth; Smith Wigglesworth: Apostle of Faith, by Stanley Frodsham; Prayer Changes Things and All Things Are Possible Through Prayer, by Charles L. Allen and yes, even books by E.W. Kenyon such as The Blood Covenant and Jesus the Healer. But we were then, both as individual believers and as a Fellowship, very pragmatic in our theology as well as eclectic in our reading habits in those simpler, more trusting times...
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