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  • Healing The Nobleman’s Son

    Healing The Nobleman’s Son – Miracle of Jesus

    Free online resources based on Jesus healing the son of a royal official. This story can be found in the Bible in the book of John. See below for links to sermons, stories and entertaining sites for this miracle.

     

    The royal official said, “Sir, come down before my child dies.”

    “Go,” Jesus replied, “your son will live.” 

    The man took Jesus at his word and departed. — John 4:49-50 NIV


    Healing The Nobleman’s Son – Summary

    Jesus returned to Cana where he had changed the water into wine. News of his miracles were spreading throughout Galilee. In Capernaum, there was a royal official, a nobleman whose son was at the point of death. Desperate to save his son, the nobleman traveled to Cana and begged Jesus to come and heal his son.

    This would be the pattern of several of Jesus’ miracles. People would come to Jesus with great needs. But instead of approaching in faith in Jesus and the Word like the Centurion, they would bring the problem, or beg in fear.

    Jesus said, “Unless you people see signs and wonders, you will never believe.”

    The nobleman’s faith was based on his feelings and emotions – what he saw, heard and felt etc. He did not believe that Jesus could heal his son unless Jesus came with him. We know this because he was begging for help, which is rooted in fear. Faith never begs. Faith comes from hearing the Word, God’s Word, not fear.

    There is also no distance or time in prayer, or in the spiritual world. God is only limited by your faith. Whether Jesus left with the nobleman or stayed in Cana was unimportant. All that was necessary was for the nobleman to accept the Word of Jesus as truth and act on it.

    Jesus said, “Go! Your son will live.”

    The nobleman had a choice. He could reject his fear of his son’s death and take Jesus at his Word. Or he could keep on begging Jesus to come with him. He chose wisely and believed the Word. We know this not only because the Bible tells us, but by his very actions we know that his son would live because he followed Jesus’ command to go. Had he not believed Jesus, it is doubtful he would have left. Faith needs corresponding action (faith and works – James 2:14-26).

    As the nobleman returned to Capernaum, he was met by his servants that told him his son was well. When he asked them at what time the fever broke, they told him, and it was the exact time he had heard and believed the Word of Jesus and departed for home.

    John goes on to tell the reader that all of his household believed in Jesus from that moment.

     

    But even as he was on the road going down, his servants met him and reported, saying, Your son lives!

    So he asked them at what time he had begun to get better. They said, Yesterday during the seventh hour (about one o’clock in the afternoon) the fever left him.

    Then the father knew that it was at that very hour when Jesus had said to him, Your son will live. And he and his entire household believed (adhered to, trusted in, and relied on Jesus). — John 4:51-53 AMP

     

    Read the healing the nobleman’s son story in five popular translations – AMP, KJV, HCSB, NIV, The Message:

    Healing The Nobleman’s Son - John 4:43-54

     

    Check out all the wonderful Christian content linked below and learn more about this miracle.

     

    Children’s Bible Stories – Scriptures and Adaptations on the Healing The Nobleman’s Son Story

    The Nobleman’s Son – A very brief slide show that tells miracle story in very simple language

    Jesus Heals a Nobleman’s Son – Video excerpt from the wonderful film – Gospel of John

    Jesus Heals the Nobleman’s Son - Paraphrase of the miracle

    Jesus Heals a Sick Boy – Very short version with questions

     

    Children’s Activities, Crafts, Coloring Pages, Music & Poetry for the Healing The Nobleman’s Son Miracle

    Jesus Healed an Official’s Son- Children’s lesson and activity ideas from John 4:43-54

    Jesus Heals Nobleman’s Son - A coloring page for kids

    Healing the Nobleman’s Son – Activity pages – crossword, seek and find, coloring page

     

    Children’s Sermons & Lessons on the Healing The Nobleman’s Son Miracle

    Healing of the Nobleman’s Son – Bible Lesson and activity pages

    The Official’s Son Lives – A Sunday school lesson and activity pages

    Teacher Preparation: Healing of the Nobleman’s Son – A short lesson

     

    Devotions, Discussions & Sermons and Other Resources About Jesus Healing The Nobleman’s Son

    Jesus Heals the Sick - Additional resources related to Jesus and healing including John 4.

    Healing a Nobleman’s Son- A scripture study based on John 4:43-54

    Healing of the Nobleman’s Son- Some observations based on this miracle

    A Nobleman Meets Jesus – A brief outline of the miracle (scroll down)

    Jesus Heals the Nobleman’s Son – Commentary from John 4 by Cooper Abrams (scroll down)

    Healing of the Nobleman’s Son – A lengthy sermon from Dr. S. Lewis Johnson, Jr.

    The Healing of the Nobleman’s Son - Study notes

    Healing the Nobleman’s Son- Long outline of the miracle with notes

    Capernaum- A good summary of Capernaum’s role in Jesus’ ministry

     

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  • 2 Responses to “Healing The Nobleman’s Son”

    1. Hi there
      I really appreciate your great website. I like the way you’ve organised the information by story. This makes it very easy to find information. We must think the same way because this is how I have organised my own website http://www.missionbibleclass.org
      Under “Children’s Sermons and Lessons” you have a link to my site: “Teacher Preparation: Healing of the Nobleman’s Son”. I’ll be shutting down the link you have but have put the page in a different place on the site. Could you please change it to “Healing of the Nobleman’s Son” at the following link? http://missionbibleclass.org/1b0-new-testament/life-of-christ-middle/healing-of-the-noblemans-son/

      Thank you
      Mary

    2. Thanks for the compliment. Site has been updated.

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