[Johny Joe Hold]

Atheists scoff when we present miracles that are factual events. Near Springfield, MO., a woman had to have three toes amputated. A mega church pastor there prayed over the three toes. Within a day or so, the toes had regrown with toe nails.

The usual scoffing is taking place, members of the press want pictures and medical records. Our preacher friend is handling this properly. He is not giving out her name, the doctor's name or pictures that will invite unwanted attention to the woman. She has requested this privacy.

Praise Jesus for His miracles.

Megachurch pastor claims prayer regrew woman’s amputated toes | Church & Ministries News (christianpost.com)

[WWJDnow]

Hallelujah!!!! I will never forget how, when I was young, Pastor Ezekiel prayed over my ingrown toenail. Like clockwork, 24 weeks later, it was back to normal. Truly the power of the Lord is beyond our understanding!

Of course, no pastor can let the vultures in the mainstream media harass a parishioner who has been blessed with a miracle from God. The press will stop at nothing to discredit us. Well, I have news for them. Miracles happen, and I know it because the Bible tells me so.

[MitzaLizalor]

Originally Posted by Johny Joe Hold

Megachurch pastor claims prayer regrew woman’s amputated toes | Church & Ministries News (christianpost.com)

Wonderful testimony. In the video there was mention of music vibrating air molecules and bringing change. Pastor's voice (any sound for that matter) would also vibrate the air – although strictly speaking "sound" and "vibration" are not the same thing. But wouldn't equal force be transmitted by words from God whether communicated in song or in spoken language?

[Johny Joe Hold]

Originally Posted by WWJDnow

Hallelujah!!!! I will never forget how, when I was young, Pastor Ezekiel prayed over my ingrown toenail. Like clockwork, 24 weeks later, it was back to normal. Truly the power of the Lord is beyond our understanding!
Of course, no pastor can let the vultures in the mainstream media harass a parishioner who has been blessed with a miracle from God. The press will stop at nothing to discredit us. Well, I have news for them. Miracles happen, and I know it because the Bible tells me so.

I think this has great value for wars. Wars are good for the economy; everyone has a job and demand is strong. But so many get wounded. A common problem is loss of arms and legs. If Pastor Zeke could go international and regrow these limbs wars could continue indefinitely.

[Dennis Lukes]

Originally Posted by Johny Joe Hold

I think this has great value for wars. Wars are good for the economy; everyone has a job and demand is strong. But so many get wounded. A common problem is loss of arms and legs. If Pastor Zeke could go international and regrow these limbs wars could continue indefinitely.

This is true. Remember it was World War II that got us out of the Great Depression, not FDR's liberalism. Thank God for the Holocaust or our economy might never have recovered, at least until a Republican was elected.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

This is an exceptionally inspiring report, Brother Mr. Mayor, Sir. At the risk of raising a trivial point, I know that all the Ladies of Landover will have been particularly interested in this:

"It took about 30 minutes, but they saw the bone come, wrapped in flesh," Johnson told his congregation. "And by morning, the toenails, everything had formed; she got three brand new toes."

Do you think this might also work for fingernails, which invariably break at the least convenient moment and take a good deal longer than overnight to re-grow? I have tried prayer, but it had never occurred to me to bother a pastor.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Originally Posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey

This is an exceptionally inspiring report, Brother Mr. Mayor, Sir. At the risk of raising a trivial point, I know that all the Ladies of Landover will have been particularly interested in this. Do you think this might also work for fingernails, which invariably break at the least convenient moment and take a good deal longer than overnight to re-grow? I have tried prayer, but it had never occurred to me to bother a pastor.

Good thought, Sister Joanna. It's discouraging to see in the communities outside of Freehold the number of nail salons staffed by Orientals. If pastors could do this for small donations it would stay within the family so to speak.

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

What a wonderfully inspiring report of God's work and how typical that atheists will mock and deny.

I note that the report says the toes were amputated in 2015, and although there is something that indicates a lack of faith in seeking proof of a miracle, there will surely be notes on the lovely lady's medical record and the hospital.

I hesitate to say it but in this case, the miracle is so wonderful that The Lord must have been using it to show his power and would want us to have evidence to throw at the non-believers.

With this in mind I phoned Pastor Bill Johnson several times at Bethel Church with offers to have the research done at Landover's expense but unfortunately he's not gotten back to me yet.

I am reminded of the famous Miracle of Callander in which a leg grew back overnight. However, that was an alleged "Catlick" miracle and I have my great doubts on that one. This one has to be genuine.

[WWJDnow]

Originally Posted by Ezekiel Bathfire

I am reminded of the famous Miracle of Callander in which a leg grew back overnight. However, that was an alleged "Catlick" miracle and I have my great doubts on that one. This one has to be genuine.

There's a whole department at the Vatican (with all the gays living there, they should really call it the Vagican) that does nothing but fake miracles to drive up church attendance. They're one floor up from the group that protects pedophile priests.

Thankfully, we don't have to worry about a con job in this case. Unlike the Catholics, Pastor Johnson is a Christian, so we know he would never lie.

[MitzaLizalor]

For limb regrowth, Pastor's voice would be a strong and powerful therapy. Perhaps for fingernails or eyebrows that would be like using a sledgehammer to open a peanut?

There are some other questions, too.

1. Would the deaconess's voice carry as much authority & why not?
2. Would it be sufficient for fingernails?
   • I mentioned eyebrows.
3. How would the current craze for a single heavily defined eyebrow fit in?
4. Is this something to bother Pastor with or would the deaconess be more appropriate?