A Roman’s Faith

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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In the heart of Roman-occupied Israel, a Roman centurion—a man of authority, strength, and influence—came face to face with a situation that left him powerless: his beloved servant was gravely ill, and no earthly remedy could save him. But this centurion was no ordinary soldier. He had heard of Jesus’ miracles and knew that this Jewish teacher had the power to heal. In a bold and humble act of faith, he reached out to Jesus with a request that would challenge everything the Jewish people understood about God’s grace. A Roman’s Faith: Jesus Heals the Centurion’s Servant unfolds the dramatic story of how this Gentile officer, though an outsider to the promises of Israel, demonstrated a faith that Jesus declared to be greater than any He had seen in Israel. In A Roman’s Faith: Jesus Heals the Centurion’s Servant, you will discover: 👉 The centurion’s heart for his servant—a man of power and status who, despite his position, cared deeply for those under his command, showing a tender compassion that would lead him to seek Jesus. 👉 The unexpected and striking humility of the centurion, who, despite his rank, recognized his own unworthiness to have Jesus come to his home, yet trusted in the authority of Christ to heal with just a word. 👉 The remarkable faith the centurion displayed—a faith that understood the nature of authority and saw that Jesus, like him, had authority over sickness, death, and the entire spiritual realm. 👉 Jesus’ astonished response to the centurion’s faith—how He praised the centurion as a model of belief, saying, "I have not found anyone in Israel with such great faith." 👉 The immediate healing of the servant—a profound miracle that showed Jesus' power to heal from a distance, and a demonstration that faith, not heritage or ethnicity, was what God honored. Duration - 3h 53m. Author - Prisca J. Okatta. Narrator - Digital Voice Archie G. Published Date - Monday, 20 January 2025. Copyright - © 2024 Prisca J. Okatta ©.

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English