In providing for divine healing, Christ makes this provision for those who are ____.

• A. In Faith
• B. In Grace
• C. In The Church
• D. In Christ

Answer: (D)

Divine healing is part of the redemption believers receive through Jesus, and the basis for accessing that healing is being in union with Him. When a person puts faith in Christ, they are “in Christ”—their life is now rooted in Him, and all the benefits of His redemptive work, including healing, become theirs. This positioning transcends other conditions like simply having faith, receiving grace, or belonging to a church community; those ideas relate to how healing is received or experienced, but the most direct basis for the provision is the believer’s belonging to Christ. Faith is essential to receive, grace flows through that relationship, and the church provides community and accountability, but the entitlement to divine healing is grounded in being in Christ.