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This Bible study explores the powerful healing of the paralytic in Matthew 9:1–8 and reveals what Jesus was really restoring beneath the surface. Was this man physically paralysed — or was he emotionally and psychologically overwhelmed? By examining the original Greek words used in Matthew’s Gospel, we uncover profound insights into trauma, shame, guilt, attachment wounds, and the freeze response. The word translated “paralysed” refers more broadly to loss of function — not necessarily nerve damage. And the language describing him being “cast down” suggests something sudden, violent, and life-altering. In this teaching, we explore: • The Greek meaning behind “paralysed” and “cast down” • Why Jesus forgave his sins before telling him to rise • How shame and guilt can immobilise the nervous system • The trauma freeze response in modern psychology • Why Jesus addressed identity and belonging first • Religious systems vs. relational healing • How church structures can misinterpret trauma as laziness • The 30, 60, 100-fold principle as capacity — not commitment • Rebuilding resilience after emotional collapse Many believers today feel stuck, unmotivated, spiritually weak, or unable to function after trauma. This passage shows that Jesus does not shame the overwhelmed — He restores dignity, attachment, and internal safety first. If you have ever been told to “pray more,” “have more faith,” or “push through” when your nervous system was exhausted — this message is for you. Jesus sees the internal world before He commands outward action. This study also examines how high-control religious environments can react defensively when healing happens outside their system — and what that means for believers seeking freedom and restoration. If you are navigating trauma recovery, church hurt, spiritual abuse, shame cycles, or emotional shutdown, this teaching will help you understand both the biblical and psychological layers of Matthew 9. Subscribe for deep, trauma-informed Bible studies that combine scripture, original Greek insight, nervous system science, and inner healing. If you would like to work through trauma recovery in a guided, grace-filled environment, the link to the live healing programme is below. https://woundstowisdom.coach/