"If sickness, death, and paralysis were all to be accepted as the perfect will of God, then the work of Jesus in dealing with the sick would have to be accepted [by us] as an active opposition to the will of the Father. However, we know that Jesus neither did nor said a single thing that was not in accordance with the will of God. In the end, Jesus did submit himself to death, but only in order that death be rendered defeated. Never will that act have to be repeated by Him or by any one of us for the sake of life, for it is already finished."