My son, attend to my words; incline thine ear unto my sayings. Let them not depart from thine eyes; keep them in the midst of thine heart. For they are life unto those that find them, and health to all their flesh. — PROVERBS 4:20–22

Begin to see yourself well and confess that you are well according to Proverbs 4:20 through 22. What is not supposed to depart from your eyes? God’s words, which say that by Jesus’ stripes, you were healed (1 Peter 2:24). The word “were” is past tense, so if that scripture doesn’t depart from before your eyes, you will soon see yourself well.

It’s amazing to me how people out in the world will unknowingly take Bible principles, put them into practice, and get results. I remember reading about a new therapy technique some hospitals were using on cancer patients. They would teach the patients to visualize themselves well. I don’t know whether or not they knew the source of that technique, but I know where I learned it. The Bible teaches us to see ourselves well. And if hospital personnel can get that technique to work without God, Christians should get even better results!

Another thing hospitals were teaching the patients to do was to meditate, or practice positive thinking. Remember that God told Joshua, “Do not let the law [the Word of God] depart out of your mouth, but meditate therein day and night, for then you’ll make your way prosperous and you’ll have good success” (Joshua 1:8). If the world can take Bible principles and get results by putting them into practice naturally, shouldn’t we get better results with the aid of the Spirit of God?

Confession: I do not let the Word of God depart from my eyes, but I meditate on it night and day, because God’s Word is life, health, and healing to all my flesh. I see myself well and whole and healed.