It perfects the action of medicines, and heals affections of the nerves.
The bloodstone when shown to men in rage causes their wrath to depart: it arrests hemorrhage, heals toothache, preserves from bad luck, and is a pledge of long life and happiness.
He teaches in the synagogue; without breath or pause He heals a man with an unclean spirit; then at once passes to Simon's house, and as soon as He enters has to listen to the story of how the wife's mother lay sick of a fever.
When Christ heals, He heals thoroughly, and gives strength as well as healing.
The bone that is broken is stronger, they tell us, at the point of junction, when it heals and grows again, than it ever was before.
The parts are not so sensitive as to render the operation exceedingly severe; however large the wound may be, it generally heals rapidly.
When this is done, as the wound heals the edges come together, and the gut is so far shortened as to be thereby retracted.
When God heals the sick or the sinning, they should know the great benefit which Mind has wrought.
When she comes like the south wind into the cold haunts of sin and sorrow, her words are smiles and her smiles are the sunlight which heals the stricken soul.
Even when the means of healing are material, the power that heals is really Divine, for the attributes of the herb of mineral are from the Divine Bestowals.
The Power of the Holy Spirit heals both material and spiritual ills.
Who pierced me in my side she heals the wound, For whom in heart more than in ink I write; Who quickens me or kills, And in one instant freezes me or fires.
A living sun was what my vision caught, A spirit pure; and though not such still found, Unbending of the bow ne'er heals the wound.
His return reconciles the queen to her daughter; and with an elixir she heals Zelindor's wounds, and restores him to his bride.
She shoots them both, and takes their blood and healsthe king with it.
It also stops mortifications, heals wounds, and is an ingredient in many compositions.
Of Solomon's Seal, Dioscorides says that "the root pounded and laid on fresh wounds heals and seals them up"; and it is on this account that Gerard considers its name to have originated.
He heals through material means; the true source of healing is His own loving will.
He follows, and culls on the way herbs with which he heals the wounded knight.
All he can do for Perceval is to give him a letter which heals the wounded and makes the wearer invincible.
The messenger returns to Rome with this cloth and the mere sight of it heals Vespasian, who straightway resolves to avenge Christ's death.
Galahad then heals the Maimed King, who goes into an abbey of white monks.
After the appearance of the Grail, Galahad healshim by touching his wound with the spear.
The Grail appears to Perceval and Hector, lying well nigh dead upon the field of battle, and makes them whole, even as the vessel of balsam revivifies the dead warriors whom Conall Gulban has just slain, and heals the latter.
On the third night a priest clad in white comes walking on the sea, heals Nasciens' wound, and sends off Celidoine in another ship.
Tis he forgives thy sins; 'Tis he relieves thy pain; 'Tis he thatheals thy sicknesses, And gives thee strength again.
The holier worship which God deigns to bless, Restores the lost, and heals the spirit broken, And feeds the widow and the fatherless.
How sweet the name of Jesus sounds In a believer's ear; It soothes his sorrows, heals his wounds, And drives away his fear!
Matthew Chapter 9 Christ heals one sick of palsy: calls Matthew: cures the issue of blood: raises to life the daughter of Jairus: gives sight to two blind men: and heals a dumb man possessed by the devil.
He walks upon the sea, and heals all the diseased with the touch of his garment.
When the wound healsup you will find a sort of dry core in the wound.
Make a clean cut about one-half inch in length, running straight down the orbital cavity to the beak so that when it heals up it will leave no scar.
They say that the wound sucked by living lips heals quickly.
Its song, according to Bohemian legends, heals the sick and restores sight to the blind.
Sometimes we meet with two magic fluids, one of which heals all wounds, and restores sight to the blind and vigor to the cripple, while the other destroys all that it touches.
But combined with this in the case of ruptured patients seems to be the idea that the rupture heals sympathetically as the cleft in the tree closes.
This may be likened to abstinence from greediness, which removes and heals the ills which result from that gluttony, and opens the path of virtue.
And it is God, who having thereby wounded and broken the heart, heals and restores it again.
Now a physician is praised if he heals a desperate malady.
Thus if the Catholic Church gathers together some of the perdition of others, she heals the sorrow of her maternal heart by the delivery of so many nations.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "heals" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
