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This 20-page booklet contains eight meditations on "Jesus as Healer" based on New Testament healing stories. The booklet is designed to be used for personal devotions or as part of a group Bible study. It contains scripture texts, brief meditations, and accompanying images based on the tapestry series "Jesus as Healer" by Edgar Boevé, professor of art emeritus, Calvin College. 

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Meditations: 
Simon Peter's mother-in-law, Timothy Brown 
Paralytic at Bethesda, Cornelius Plantinga, Jr. 
Demon possessed man, Leanne Van Dyk 
Woman with a hemorrhage, Dewey R. Heetderks, Jr. 
Jairus' daughter, Walter Arnold III 
Deaf and mute man, Nicholas Wolterstorff 
Man born blind, Randall E. Engle 
Jesus healing the many, Jack Roeda

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