It's always God's will to heal the sick (Christian)

I have myself doubt the Bible in certain places but as a whole, I believe it is true. Before we start however, I would like to clarify a few things. 1. ) The burden of proof lies upon pro. Pro must prove that God will always, one hundred percent of the time, heal a sick christian. 2. ) Defintions: Christian: "A person who believes in the teachings of Jesus Christ. " [1] Sickness: "Unhealthy condition of body or mind : the state of being sick" [2] 3. ) Belief in the Bible. We are assuming that the Bible is true. Therfore any references in the Bible may be used. 4. ) God of the Bible. We are referring to the christian God. So here is the debate: Pro must prove that God will always heal a person who follows the teaching of Christ. To disprove this, I must present at least one example of where God did not heal a christian to refute this. However, instead of bringing up an example I would like to go through a logical chain. (Just so that this debate isn't just about one example. )Point 1. God does all for His gloryIsaiah 43:7 ". .. everyone who is called by my name, whom I created for my glory, whom I formed and made. " NIV [3] A christian is someone God has called, He has called and created them to glorify Himself. John Piper said, “God created us for this: to live our lives in a way that makes him look more like the greatness and the beauty and the infinite worth that he really is. This is what it means to be created in the image of God. ” [4]Point 2 Trusting God in Sickness brings God gloryThe purpose of man according to the Bible is to glorify God, this is best done by trusting in Him; especially when there is pain. When we trust God even when in pain or sickness, we show God is worth it. That glorifies Him. So it is actually God's will to allow pain and sickness to those who trust Him. Point 3 Practical Example The very fact that christians die of sicknesses, especially missionaries, menas that God doesn't always heal. His purpose is to glorigy Himself, that often includes sickness leading to death. Point 4 Biblical Examples Are there examples in the Bible that support this? Absolutely. The Apostle Paul 2 Corinthians 12:8–9 ". .. Three times I pleaded with the Lord to take it away from me. But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness. ”Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me. ” NIV [5] It's unclear as to what sickness this excatly was, but what is certain is this. Paul suffered daily due to this thorn in his flesh. Did God heal him? No. 2 Timothy 2:3 "Join with me in suffering, like a good soldier of Christ Jesus. " [6] This is an article by John Piper entitle "Christ and Cancer. " [7] "Before I entered college I hardly gave a thought to cancer and terminal illness. But ever since those college days death by disease has walked beside me all the way. Two of my college acquaintances died of leukemia and cancer of the lymph glands before they were 22. At seminary I watched Jim Morgan, my teacher of systematic theology, shrivel up and die in less than a year of intestinal cancer. He was 36. In my graduate program in Germany my own "doctor-father," Professor Goppelt, died suddenly just before I was finished. He was 62—a massive coronary. Then I came to Bethel, the house of God! And I taught for six years and watched students, teachers, and administrators die of cancer: Sue Port, Paul Greely, Bob Bergerud, Ruth Ludeman, Graydon Held, Chet Lindsay, Mary Ellen Carlson—all Christians, all dead before their three score and ten were up. And now I've come to Bethlehem and Harvey Ring is gone. And you could multiply the list ten-fold. "Conclusion The resolution has been disproved through two ways: God does what He pleases, that sometimes include the suffering of His followers. Also I have provided examples that show christians get sick and often God never heals them. Back to Pro. [1] . http://www.merriam-webster.com...[2] . http://www.merriam-webster.com...[3] . http://biblehub.com...[4] . https://www.goodreads.com...;[5] . https://www.biblegateway.com...[6] . https://www.biblegateway.com...[7] . http://www.desiringgod.org...