HE told them to go and this was more about trusting and having faith for the healing.
At this time, lepers were known as outcasts to society where people saw
them as unclean. They were normally put into isolation. This was a harsh
life a person with leprosy lived!
HE told them to go and this was more about trusting and having faith for the healing.
Later, one of the men saw the miracle of Jesus healing him and had a response to run back and he was yelling "Praise the Lord!"
Why didn't they come back? Maybe they didn't see the healing
immediately and went another way. Maybe people started to define them
cause of how they looked and the words that people used to define them
became more important to them.
Our perspective becomes corrupted with what people say about us, then eventually we can't even see ourselves how Jesus sees us.
You are loved.
How many lepers came back to thank Jesus?
Why do you think only one returned?