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CURING THE INCURABLE.ToC<br />
Jesus went into Capernaum, followed by a great crowd of people, and among<br />
them was a woman who for twelve years had suffered from a disease which no<br />
doctor could cure, though she had consulted many, and spent all her wealth upon<br />
them. She had said within herself, "If I could but touch His garment I should be<br />
made well." So she pressed through the crowd, and put out her arm and touched<br />
the hem of His garment, and immediately she was made well.<br />
Then Jesus, turning round to His disciples, said, "Who touched Me?" But they<br />
all denied that they had done so, and Peter and they that were with him said,<br />
"Master, the multitude throng Thee and press Thee, and yet Thou sayest, Who<br />
touched Me!" They were surprised that Jesus should make such an enquiry,<br />
seeing that so many were crowding round Him, and pressing against Him. But<br />
Jesus said, "Somebody hath touched Me, for I perceive that healing virtue hath<br />
gone out of Me."<br />
When the woman saw that Jesus knew what she had done, and that she could<br />
not be hidden in the crowd, she came trembling, and, falling down before Him,<br />
she declared unto Him before all the people why she had touched Him, and how<br />
she had been healed at once. And He said unto her, "Daughter, be of good<br />
comfort; thy faith hath made thee whole. Go in peace, and be healed of thy<br />
illness."<br />
Jesus wishes us to trust in Him. We suffer from a terrible disease—the disease<br />
of sin, which no doctor can cure; but Jesus will heal us and take away our sin if<br />
we trust in Him.
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