Why Oral Roberts Had Passion for Healing Miracles

In a conversational exchange, Speaker A asks whether passion can be defined as loving something so deeply that one is willing to suffer for it, and whether this applies to Oral Roberts' dedication to healing the sick. Speaker B affirms, linking Roberts' passion to his own experience of suffering. He recounts Roberts' teenage battle with tuberculosis at age 17, when doctors gave up hope. Roberts' brother took him to a tent revival led by evangelist George Muncy, who prayed a brief exorcism prayer and Roberts felt an immediate spiritual healing. Although the miracle occurred that night, Roberts' physical body required about three months of rest before it could catch up to the spiritual healing, illustrating the tension between instantaneous divine intervention and the body's gradual recovery. The dialogue emphasizes that Roberts' personal suffering informed his empathy for the sick and fueled his lifelong passion for miraculous healing.










