Faith of this kind is not belief in the unseen but the mind's willingness to trust that love heals without proof, without nearness, without any condition first satisfied. What is marveled at is a mind that has stopped requiring the body and the world to cooperate before it will accept the correction, and such trust is rarer than any outward devotion, because it asks the mind to lean on love alone.
So the greatness lies not in religious standing but in a single readiness to let love do its work unaided. A mind that trusts this fully has learned the one thing that makes the miracle possible: that the shift from fear to love needs nothing from the world, only the mind's consent to receive it.
Israel: the outward household of belief and religious standing, where great faith is expected and not found.
Faith: the mind's willingness to trust that love heals unaided, leaning on love alone without demanding proof.