The other day, someone (on FB, I believe) pointed out that the blind man (the one where Jesus spit on the ground and dabbed it on the man's eyes) must have known what trees looked like to know that his partially-restored vision likened them to trees.
But I saw something today that I had never noticed before. Maybe you have, but I didn't.
I don't recall of any other miracle where Jesus inquired as to whether the person was healed. To my knowledge, this is the only time when Jesus ministered to someone and asked for feedback on the effectiveness of the healing.
Something must have caused Jesus to ask that question. It could have been as simple as Jesus realizing it was not yet completely done. But I wonder if Jesus knew the miracle needed to be completed for some other reason (e.g., the man had been blinded due to sin, etc.).
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Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology
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2/16/21 12:21 pm
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About the blind man who say men as trees...
