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The Desperate and Determined Woman Who Touched Jesus

by Tesse Wilson  
3/03/2018 / Womens Interest


Jesus was on his way to Jairus house to heal his dying daughter
The crowds pressed him
For he was the miracle worker
Looking intently at him was a woman
A woman whose disease caused her to be labeled unclean 
This woman had an issue of blood for twelve years
She spent all she had on doctors
But she was not cured
She must have heard so much about him
That; 
He heals the sick, cast out devils and cleanses lepers
Truly he must be the Messiah 
 
This woman knew what it felt like to be scorned
She knew what endurance meant
She endured this disease for twelve years
 
She was poor and in need of healing 
Her body was getting weaker with each passing day 
Her desires for normal human interaction, giving and receiving affection was denied
Who would touch an unclean woman
Who would hug and dry her tears
Soothe her fears
 
In spite of her circumstances this woman was determined
She wanted to be healed
She said to herself 
If I may but touch the hem of his garment
I will be made whole
All I need to do she is said is just touch the hem of his garment
So she pressed her way through the crowd
 
Mustering strength she reached out to touch Jesus
Just his hem, she coaxed her self on 
Just the hem of his garment and I will be made whole
As she came closer
We may all wonder if anyone one noticed her
But, she had to remain focused 
No matter if someone shouted – unclean 
She pressed until 
She touched the hem of his garment
The blood stopped flowing immediately 
She was made whole 
 
Jesus asked, " Who touched me?"
Master, the crowd is pressing you one of his disciples’ answered
He did not understand the question 
Jesus replied saying virtue has left me
When she realized she could not hide
She fell at the feet of Jesus and told her story of pain and her testimony of healing 
Jesus told her “Daughter be of good cheer, your faith has made you whole, go in peace.”
 
Today let us be determined like this woman
We may not be experiencing an issue of blood
But we all face challenges
Let us press through doubt, fear, pride, unbelief, shame, and disappointment 
Press through with prayer
Press through with fasting
Press through with praise
Press through with a dance
Press through with a Hallelujah shout
 
We will realize while we are extending our faith to him
The nail-scarred hand of Jesus is releasing virtue to us 
 
 
 
Tesse Wilson 

All good gifts come from the Lord. Tesse is happy to be gifted by the Lord to write. It is her prayer that her writings will bless, encourage and inspire others. Thank God for his Spirit who gives inspiration and his grace which enables her.

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