
One day as Jesus walked along, he saw a man blind from birth and decided to teach his followers a lesson about his mission.
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Part 18 a blind man sees. One day as Jesus walked along, he saw a man blind from birth. A man who could not see Jesus. Disciples asked him who had disobeyed God, this man or his parents, that he was born blind. Jesus said there was a different reason why this man was born blind. Jesus told them to watch and see the work God had sent him to do. So the disciples watched as Jesus walked over to the blind man and spat upon the ground. He made some mud with the spit and put it on the blind man's eyes. Then Jesus said, go wash in the pool of siloam, which means sent. So the man went and the man washed. And do you know what happened? When the man opened his eyes again, he could see. By this miracle, God showed everyone that Jesus had been sent to do God's work. Now, some of the leaders listened to the man's story. But they did not believe that Jesus had made him see. They said of Jesus, this man is not from God. But the man who had been blind knew better. He told them that Jesus must have come from God. This made the leader so angry that they threw the man out of the temple. Later, Jesus found the man. Jesus told him that God had sent him into the world to make people see that he could rescue them from sin. The man now saw who Jesus really was. And he believed.
Podcast Host: Crossway
Narrator: David Helm
Original Air Date: April 28, 2020
In this episode, "A Blind Man Sees," the story focuses on one of Jesus’s miracles: healing a man born blind. Through this event, the narrative explores the deeper meaning of physical and spiritual sight, the purpose of Jesus’s miracles, and the varied responses of witnesses to his works. The central message is that Jesus came to reveal God’s work and to open the eyes of both the physically and spiritually blind.
This episode delivers a clear and child-friendly retelling of Jesus healing a blind man, highlighting not only the miracle itself but the broader truth that Jesus brings both physical and spiritual sight. The story encourages listeners to consider deeper reasons behind suffering, emphasizes Jesus’s divine mission, calls attention to the importance of faith, and illustrates the different ways people respond to Jesus’s works.
The language remains accessible and warm, mirroring the original tone: gentle, engaging, and deeply rooted in biblical truth.