In some ways the story will remind you of the lame man in the Acts 3. Peter touched that man in the temple courts in Jerusalem. The genuine and apparently incurable nature of the man's lameness is emphasized by repetition - no strength in his feet, he was a lame from birth, he had never walked. In vs. 9, the Lame Man heard Paul speaking. He fastened his eyes on him.
Faith is emphasized here as a condition of receiving both physical and spiritual healing.
That is not usually the case in the New Testament, certainly not in the event in Acts 3. Command to stand is followed by obedience. At once the man stands up and walks. Paul brought the Lord's power to bear as he brought healing to this man. That miracle woke up a sleeping giant.