#OTHER WORDS FOR REVEALS PROFESSIONAL#
Every single person alive today can search the scriptures for truth independent of religion and religious leaders, and have a direct relationship with Jesus Christ, because professional clergy are not needed to know Christ, and to communicate with him. This is a very clear example of why Jesus doesn’t need religious leaders on earth to represent him. I think for a pastor to tell someone not to take the vaccine is problematic because what would happen if that person got coronavirus and died? I think if there were vaccines available in the time of Christ, Jesus would have made reference to them and used them. Ten days before this post, he told ABC News: We also know that Jesus went from town to town healing “every disease and sickness.” He came to save life-to offer us eternal life.ĭid Jesus need a vaccine Himself? Of course not. In this Scripture passage, Jesus told about a man beaten and wounded, lying on the roadside as religious leaders passed by and didn’t help.īut a Samaritan, considered a social outcast of the day, becomes the hero of the story when he stops and cares for the injured man-pouring oil and wine, which were the top medicines of the day, on the man’s wounds. My answer was that based on the parable of the Good Samaritan in the Bible, I would have to say-yes, I think Jesus Christ would advocate for people using vaccines and medicines to treat suffering and save lives. I have even been asked if Jesus were physically walking on earth now, would He be an advocate for vaccines. I have been asked my opinion about the vaccine by the media and others.
#OTHER WORDS FOR REVEALS FULL#
The internet is full of articles, theories, data, and opinions concerning the COVID-19 vaccines-both positive and negative.
Franklin Graham, the president and CEO of Samaritan’s Purse and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, recently told his 9.6 million Facebook followers that: “I think Jesus Christ would advocate for people using vaccines and medicines.”
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