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John 9:11 · BSB
9:11 He answered, “The man they call Jesus made some mud and anointed my eyes, and He told me to go to Siloam and wash. So I went and washed and received my sight.”
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…have every confidence and joy that at departure now, I will be with Christ? And this same attitude is what even the disciples of Jesus exhibited inJohn chapter 9, when Jesus met the young man that had been born blind. The question that the disciples were asking was, whose fault is it? It's not normal that a…
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…meet the man who told me all about me. Underlying that is that he also loves me and has forgiven me. Let me have you look at another passage inJohn chapter 9. John chapter 9 verse 10 and 11. So they said to them, this is the man that was born blind that Jesus heals and following that he ends up being…
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…undeniable miracles. I want you to look at another passage that brings it to us for the same purpose but from a completely different light. turn toJohn chapter 9. The entire chapter is the account of the man who was born blind. Jesus and the disciples walking along and so one of the disciples poses a…
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Invite you to open your bibles toJohn chapter 9. We're actually gonna be looking mostly at chapter 10. I'm gonna spend the next couple of weeks there. I'm already looking forward to the next…
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Invite you to open your Bibles toJohn chapter 9. It's also there in your worship guide. John chapter 9. I realize it's been a long time since we've been in the gospel of John. There's been a lot…
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…And again, there is the physical seeing which is different to the spiritual seeing. And again, we can illustrate it from John's own gospel. InJohn chapter 9, we have a blind man. And Jesus puts clay on this man's eyes. And after washing in the pool of Siloam, this man is able to see. Physically, he had…
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…same. And I have no right to and I am really wrong when I do it. We think God is making people sick because of their sin. You see that going on inJohn chapter 9. There's a man who's blind from birth. And the religious leaders come up to Jesus and they ask Jesus about this place. They say, who sinned? Was it…
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…recognize Jesus, they don't see themselves. They were blind, but they thought they could see. In fact, John's gospel records this interchange inJohn chapter 9. Jesus says to them, they say, We're not blind, and Jesus says, if you were blind, you would have no guilt, but now that you say we see, your guilt…
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…words a lot, okay? Just back it down to where I can get my head around it. Okay. You don't have to turn there, but the Bible tells this story inJohn chapter 9. Jesus and the disciples are walking into a town, and the disciples are kind of like, hey, hey, hey, check it out. There's a blind guy over there.…
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…know that much. No, here's just kind of file this away when you think about teaching. In John's gospel, in John chapter 5, John chapter 7, andJohn chapter 9, the book of John is all about pointing people to Jesus. Jesus says to these religious people called Pharisees in John chapter 5, about verse 39,…
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…but they didn't see him as Messiah. But the blind man did. He was the Jesus, son of David. you're the one. Lots of jumping around. Come with me toJohn chapter 9. It's the next book in the Bible along. John chapter 9, verse 39. It's on page 896 in the Church Bibles. And he says this. Jesus says, For judgment…
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…by the end of the message, that you would you would see that you don't see as well as you think you see. You're just as blind as the rest of us. SoJohn chapter 9, Jesus, just after healing a blind man, he's talking to the Pharisees, religious people, and he makes a few comments, a couple comments about…
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…people, religious people, don't get too judgmental because moralism is just as bad. It offers no hope. And that's what we're gonna see inJohn chapter 9this morning, is we're gonna see how moralizing suffering, it actually is just more suffering. There's no hope. I have three, I've a three-point…
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…read a few verses in John chapter 8, and really, really, this morning is opening the door for two more sermons the next two weeks, which is inJohn chapter 9. And then I'm just gonna read a bunch of scripture this morning. I uh, and I hope that's okay. I don't think anybody's gonna complain, go, you know…
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…And how do we go about doing it? And I'd like us to do it with a very practical example. I'd like us to do it right in the passage that we're in inJohn chapter 9, and kind of look at this passage. And so today, in a sense, there's a this is kind of a kind of an exercise today, but I hope that this will be…
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…Christ humbles himself and touches him, comforting him. Jesus doesn't have the assumption that the disciples had when they see another blind man inJohn chapter 9. They say, Who sinned? This man or his parents that he was born blind. No doubt they're just repeating the common assumption of the day that any…
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…sin, then direct and severe suffering must follow. No. Suffering is not always related to specific sin. If you have your bible out, turn with me toJohn chapter 9. John chapter 9. This is the gospel of John. He's recording the events of of Jesus' life and Jesus' teaching. We'll just look at a couple of the…
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…No. But sometimes, if you persist in sin, God will bring physical consequences to turn your heart back to Him. Case in point, John, don't turn overJohn chapter 9. Jesus and the disciples are walking into a city and they see a guy that was born blind, and they said, Jesus, whose fault, whose sin is it that he…
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…thought that they were better than everybody else. The Jews look down on the blind. There must be sin in the family somewhere for them to be blind.John chapter 9has Jesus' disciples, verses 1 and 2. Jesus' disciples say, Jesus, they see a man who was born blind. They ask, who sinned for this man to be born…
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…moralistic or the religious view. And that's, you know, bad things happen to bad people. Good things happen to good people. It's totally false. InJohn chapter 9, the disciples encountered a man who had been born blind, and so they asked Jesus, why was this man born blind? Was it because of his sin or his…
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