<p>8:48 <i>And he said to her: Daughter- </i>Perhaps the Lord was using the term in the Hebraic sense of 'descendant', seeing her as a daughter of Abraham because of her faith in Him.</p><p><i>Your faith has made you whole. Go in peace</i>- The&nbsp;<i>faith</i>&nbsp;of the sick woman is commended by the Lord- when it was due to her&nbsp;<i>understanding</i>&nbsp;of the significance of the&nbsp;<i>hem</i>&nbsp;of the Lord's robe that she had touched Him. She had perceived the connection with the High Priest's hem; perhaps too she had added Job's comment about our touching but the hem of God's garment into the equation. And certainly she perceived that the sun of righteousness of Mal. 4 had healing in his hems / wings of his garment.</p><p>The Centurion&rsquo;s servant was healed for the sake of <i>his</i> faith; Jairus&rsquo; daughter was healed because of <i>his</i> faith (Mk. 5:36). Hence the Lord told them to believe and stop wavering, so that she would be made whole, or &ldquo;saved&rdquo; (Lk. 8:50). This comes straight after the Lord&rsquo;s commendation of the woman with &ldquo;an issue of blood&rdquo;: &ldquo;Your faith has made you whole or, saved&rdquo; (Lk. 8:48). It&rsquo;s as if the two healings are similar in their result- being made whole, or saved- and both required faith. But the woman&rsquo;s own personal faith which led to her healing is paralleled with the faith of the family of the girl who was resurrected.</p>