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[[Paralysis]] is actually a Greek word, spelled the same way except for one letter. The text still means today exactly what it inferred then, that there was a loss of motor skills in the person affected. For example, [[Aeneas]] (Acts 9:33) was a paralytic bedridden for eight years.
[[Paralysis]] is actually a Greek word, spelled the same way except for one letter. The text still means today exactly what it inferred then, that there was a loss of motor skills in the person affected. For example, [[Aeneas]] (Acts 9:33) was a paralytic bedridden for eight years
 
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* [[Healing of the Centurion's Servant|Healing of the Centurion's servant]]
* Man upon a cot (Matthew 9)

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Paralysis is actually a Greek word, spelled the same way except for one letter. The text still means today exactly what it inferred then, that there was a loss of motor skills in the person affected. For example, Aeneas (Acts 9:33) was a paralytic bedridden for eight years

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