Matthew 8:15

The Passion Translation

The moment Jesus touched her hand she was healed! Immediately she got up and began to make dinner for them.

Cross References

Luke 8:54

Jesus approached the body, took the girl by her hand, and called out with a loud voice, “My sleeping child, awake! Rise up!”

Mark 1:41

Being deeply moved with tender compassion, Jesus reached out and touched the skin of the leper and told him, “Of course I want you to be healed—so now, be cleansed!”

Matthew 20:34

Jesus was deeply moved with compassion toward them. So he touched their eyes, and instantly they could see! Jesus said to them, “Your faith has healed you.” And all the people praised God because of this miracle. And the two men became his followers from that day onward.

Matthew 14:36

So they brought him all their sick, begging him to let them touch the fringe of his cloak. And everyone who touched it was instantly healed!

Matthew 9:29

Then Jesus put his hands over their eyes and said, “You will have what your faith expects!”

Matthew 9:20

Suddenly, a woman came from behind Jesus and touched the tassel of his prayer shawl for healing. She had been suffering from continual bleeding for twelve years, but had faith that Jesus could heal her.

Matthew 8:3

Jesus reached out his hand and touched the leper and said, “Of course I want to heal you—be healed!” And instantly, all signs of leprosy disappeared!

Isaiah 6:7

He touched my lips with it and said, “See? The burning coal from the altar has touched your lips. Your guilt is taken away; your sin is blotted out.”

Matthew 8:14

Then Jesus entered Peter’s home and found Peter’s mother-in-law bedridden, severely ill with a fever.

Matthew 8:16

That evening the people brought to him many who were demonized. And by Jesus only speaking a word of healing over them, they were totally set free from their torment, and everyone who was sick received their healing!

Mark 1:29

Now, as soon as they left the meeting, they went straight to Simon and Andrew’s house, along with Jacob and John.