Where is the only place Paul deals with these particular spiritual gifts?
The only place Paul deals with these particular spiritual gifts is in his letter to the carnal church among all his churches. This is the sole epistle where he addresses them, as he does not mention these miracles in his later letters.
Les explains that in the early church, these gifts of healing were present, and Paul himself likely exercised them, as recorded in the book of Acts. However, by his later letters, Paul no longer mentions such miracles and cannot heal the sick—his friend in Miletus was near death, and Timothy had a stomach ailment, but Paul only prayed or gave a remedy. Les points out that the only place Paul deals with these particular gifts is in his letter to the carnal church among all his churches. He then tells us to finish verses 9 and 10 to see what he means.