Paranneltujen

Paranneltujen is a Finnish term that translates to "healed ones" or "the healed." It is most commonly used in a religious context, particularly within some Christian denominations, to refer to individuals who have experienced supernatural physical or spiritual healing. This healing is often attributed to divine intervention, prayer, or the laying on of hands by a spiritual leader.

The concept of paranneltujen is deeply intertwined with faith and belief in miracles. Within these communities, testimonies of healing are often shared as evidence of God's power and love. The process of becoming one of the paranneltujen typically involves a period of prayer, supplication, and a strong conviction that healing will occur.

While the term is primarily religious, it can also be used in a broader sense to describe anyone who has recovered from a serious illness or injury, especially if the recovery was perceived as unlikely or miraculous. However, the distinct religious connotation remains the most prevalent usage of the word. The experience of being paranneltujen often leads to a renewed or strengthened faith in the individual.