Healed by Jesus

People whose bodies and lives were restored by the healing touch of Jesus.

23 profiles tagged Healed by Jesus.

Oil-painting style portrait of Bartimaeus

Bartimaeus

A blind beggar healed by Jesus near Jericho

Bartimaeus was a blind beggar in Jericho whose persistent faith led to his miraculous healing by Jesus Christ.

New Testamentc. 1st century AD
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The Blind Man at Bethsaida

Recipient of the only two-stage miracle performed by Jesus

An unnamed man in the Gospel of Mark whom Jesus healed of blindness through a unique, two-stage process using physical touch and saliva.

c. 1st century AD
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The Centurion's Servant

The remote beneficiary of Jesus' healing through his master's faith

A servant in Capernaum who was miraculously healed by Jesus at the request of his faithful Roman master, demonstrating Christ's authority over distance.

c. 1st century AD
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The Deaf Man of Decapolis

A man cured of deafness and a speech impediment by Jesus

An unnamed man in the Decapolis region who was healed of deafness and a speech impediment by Jesus through a unique physical ritual involving spit and a command.

c. 1st century AD
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The Demon-Oppressed Blind Mute

A man delivered from simultaneous blindness, muteness, and demon possession

An unnamed man healed by Jesus of Nazareth, whose restoration of sight and speech triggered a major confrontation between Jesus and the Pharisees regarding the source of his power.

c. 1st century AD
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Oil-painting style portrait of The Demon-Oppressed Mute

The Demon-Oppressed Mute

A mute man whose healing by Jesus sparked a debate with the Pharisees

An unnamed man in the Gospel of Matthew whose supernatural healing by Jesus of Nazareth became a primary catalyst for the controversy regarding the source of Christ's power.

c. 1st century AD
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The Galilean Leper

A subject of Jesus’ healing who spread the news despite a command for silence

An unnamed man in Galilee who, suffering from leprosy, was healed by Jesus after demonstrating profound faith and subsequently spreading the news against Jesus's command.

c. 1st century AD
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The Invalid at Bethesda

A man infirm for thirty-eight years who was healed by Jesus at the Pool of Bethesda

An unnamed man paralyzed for thirty-eight years who was miraculously healed by Jesus at the Pool of Bethesda in Jerusalem.

c. 1st century AD
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Joanna

A wealthy follower of Jesus healed and known for funding His ministry and witnessing the Resurrection

Joanna was a wealthy woman healed by Jesus who became a prominent disciple and a key witness to the Resurrection.

New Testamentc. 1st century AD
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Malchus

The high priest's servant whose ear Peter severed and Jesus healed

Malchus was the high priest's servant whose ear was severed by Simon Peter and subsequently healed by Jesus during the arrest in Gethsemane.

New Testamentc. 1st century AD
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Oil-painting style portrait of The Man Blind from Birth

The Man Blind from Birth

Recipient of a miraculous healing from congenital blindness by Jesus at the Pool of Siloam

A beggar in Jerusalem whose miraculous healing by Jesus from lifelong blindness triggered a profound theological and legal conflict with the Pharisees.

c. 1st century AD
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The Man With a Withered Hand

Recipient of Jesus' Sabbath healing in a synagogue

An unnamed man healed by Jesus in a synagogue on the Sabbath, serving as the focal point for a major theological conflict between Jesus and the legalistic religious authorities.

c. 1st century AD
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The Man With Dropsy

A man cured of edema by Jesus on the Sabbath in a Pharisee's home

An unnamed man suffering from severe swelling who was healed by Jesus at a Sabbath feast in the home of a prominent Pharisee.

c. 1st century AD
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Mary Magdalene

Primary witness to the Resurrection of Jesus

A faithful disciple of Jesus from whom seven demons were cast out, later becoming the first witness to the Resurrection.

New Testamentc. 1st century AD
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The Official's Son

Recipient of Jesus's second sign healed remotely through his word

Healing miracle of a young boy in Capernaum whose life was restored by Jesus through a distance-healing word spoken in Cana.

c. 1st century AD
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The Paralytic at Capernaum

A man lowered through a roof and forgiven by Jesus

A man whose physical healing by Jesus in Capernaum served as the first public demonstration of Christ's divine authority to forgive sins.

c. 1st century AD
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Oil-painting style portrait of Peter's Mother-in-Law

Peter's Mother-in-Law

Recipient of Jesus' healing from a fever who immediately began to serve him

The mother of Simon Peter's wife, famously healed of a fever by Jesus in Capernaum, after which she immediately began to serve him.

c. 1st century AD
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Susanna

A benefactor who supported Jesus and his disciples from her personal resources

Susanna was a woman healed of unnamed ailments by Jesus who became a dedicated disciple and financial supporter of his ministry.

New Testamentc. 1st century AD
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The Ten Lepers

Ten men cured of leprosy and the varied expressions of their gratitude

A group of ten men afflicted with leprosy who were collectively healed by Jesus, notable for the contrast between the nine who left and the one Samaritan who returned to give thanks.

c. 1st century AD
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The Two Blind Men Near Capernaum

First individuals in Matthew's Gospel to title Jesus 'Son of David' during their healing

Unnamed individuals who followed Jesus near Capernaum, crying out for mercy as the Son of David, and were restored to sight through their faith.

c. 1st century AD
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Oil-painting style portrait of The Two Blind Men Near Jericho

The Two Blind Men Near Jericho

Recipients of sight who recognized Jesus as the Son of David

Two anonymous blind beggars who regained their sight through a miracle performed by Jesus Christ as he was departing from the city of Jericho.

c. 1st century AD
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Oil-painting style portrait of The Woman With a Disabling Spirit

The Woman With a Disabling Spirit

A woman bound by an eighteen-year infirmity and delivered by Jesus in a synagogue on the Sabbath

An unnamed woman healed by Jesus in a synagogue on the Sabbath after suffering for eighteen years from a physical infirmity attributed to a spirit.

c. 1st century AD
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The Woman with a Discharge of Blood

A recipient of healing from a twelve-year hemorrhage after touching Jesus' garment

An unnamed woman recorded in the Synoptic Gospels who was instantly healed of a chronic twelve-year affliction after touching the hem of Jesus' garment.

c. 1st century AD
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