Miracle in Ukraine: Hundreds of believers stricken with illnesses 'instantly healed' by God during church service

"It's Supernatural!" host Sid Roth encountered a life-changing experience when he went to Odessa, Ukraine recently and witnessed hundreds of worshippers becoming "instantly healed" from their sicknesses because of God during a church service.

Roth, who is an American-born Jew, told Charisma News that the world is "coming into a new move of God's Spirit on planet Earth" amidst the fulfillment of the biblical mystery known as the "fullness of the Gentiles."

He shared the miraculous incident in a video, and Roth enthusiastically exclaimed that "God is in a hurry to get Jews saved!"

"Something happened in Odessa that has never happened in my life," he said. "In fact, I've never heard of this outside of the days when Jesus walked in the flesh."

During the service, Roth shared that around half of his congregation stood up and "publicly proclaimed they were physically healed."

"I've never seen anything like that in my meetings or any meetings," Roth added. "In my meetings, I see a couple of dozen people healed. I've never seen half the people get healed and now we're seeing more than 90 percent getting saved."

His miraculous encounter followed a similar incident held earlier this year in Jerusalem, where almost all of the unsaved Jewish people in attendance embraced Jesus Christ as their Messiah.

Jonathan Cahn, New York Times bestselling author of "The Harbinger" and "The Mystery of the Shemitah," said Roth's encounter is further proof that the end times are drawing nearer, since one sign of this is when "Jewish people return to their Messiah."

"We know Messiah Himself will not return until that happens," Cahn said. "So there must again be something on the scale of the book of Acts, and even greater, as the Scriptures prophesy that 'all Israel shall be saved.'

"The mystery is, Israel can never be completed without the Church, and the Church can never be completed without Israel. The two must become one again, as they were in the beginning of the age. We are beginning to see this happen," he added.

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