Which scripture references divine healing being provided for all in the atonement?

The choice of Matthew 8:16-17 as the correct reference to divine healing provided for all in the atonement is based on the scripture's specific mention of Jesus healing the sick and the connection to the prophecy of Isaiah regarding the Messiah bearing our infirmities. In these verses, it is noted that Jesus healed many who were demon-possessed and sick, fulfilling the prophecy which indicates that part of His redemptive work included healing and deliverance. This scripture emphasizes that healing is not just an isolated act but a manifestation of Christ’s atoning work, extending the promise of healing to all believers.

The other scriptural references, while significant in their own contexts, do not directly address the concept of divine healing specifically as part of the atonement in the manner presented in Matthew. John 3:16 focuses on salvation through belief in Jesus, Romans 5:8 discusses God's love demonstrated through Christ's sacrifice, and Mark 16:15 speaks to the great commission and the preaching of the gospel. None of these, however, explicitly connects divine healing to the atonement as Matthew 8:16-17 does.