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John 9:25 · BSB
9:25 He answered, “Whether He is a sinner I do not know. There is one thing I do know: I was blind, but now I see!”
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…we do is we blame shift. This is perhaps the first indicator that you may be self-perceived. At one point, Jesus is just healed a blind man. It'sJohn chapter 9, a really beautiful chapter about this blind man interacting with the Pharisees. The guy has been blind since birth. The blind man is standing with…
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…front of his face. And Jesus responds, and his response has a lot of implications for us today. So if you have your Bible, turn with you with me toJohn chapter 9. We're gonna start in verse 1. We're just gonna read a few scriptures from this passage. As Jesus was walking along, he saw a man who had been…
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…the direction of Rick Wright. And we came and we met Pastor Rick and we helped serve VBS the week of June 29th. And Pastor Rick preached aboutJohn chapter 9, Jesus healing the blind man, and I was mesmerized. I had never heard anybody open the scripture and break it down like that before. It was…
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Hello everyone, we'll be reading fromJohn chapter 9today, starting from verse 1 and stopping at verse 14 and then jumping ahead to verse 24. So if you'd turn with me to John 9. As he passed by, he…
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…for this to be the case. Death in infancy is not normally related to the sins of the parents. Not today and not in the Bible. In fact, inJohn chapter 9, Jesus breaks the connection between parental sin and infant suffering in the story of the blind man. But here a connection is made. David's son…
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…our understanding. And can you continue to trust a God who doesn't tell you the answer to your why? That question continues to gnaw the human race.John, chapter 9, disciples ask about a man born blind. Who sinned, this man or his parents? The rule, remember the rule Righteous reward, wrong retribution. Who…
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…reminds us of this. It's not uncommon for people to have betrayals and tragedies in their life that have nothing to do with their particular sin.John, chapter 9, the man born blind that Jesus healed. Who sinned him? Or his parents, they said. Jesus said neither, but that God would be glorified. So just be…
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…and didn't see any value in herself. But when Jesus had an encounter with this woman, it changed everything. The Bible tells us in the Gospel ofJohn, chapter 9, about a man who was born blind. He never had vision. It was so much so that the disciples thought that his parents sinned and it was passed on to…
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…time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us. This is the word of the lord. Thanks be to god. Please be seated. InJohn chapter 9, the disciples asked Jesus concerning a man that was born blind. They asked him if the man was born blind because of his own sin or if he was born…
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…of who he was. And she goes back and she invites lots of others to come with her. Then the third witness I'd suggest is a man who was born blind.John chapter 9, a man who was born blind, who Jesus sends down to the pool of Siloam. And as he washes the mud off, he can see again. And the man, throughout the…
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…is often what the story is referred to. How many of you have read the story of Jesus' transfiguration? Matthew 17 or Mark chapter 9, I thinkJohn chapter 9. Uh it's it's not a super like familiar passage of scripture. As a matter of fact, in like 24, almost 25 years of serving the church, I've never…
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…We've been in this series, The Way to Victory, and we've looked at some very specific encounters that Jesus has had. The one that we looked at inJohn chapter 9, where Jesus healed a blind beggar. And we saw it last week where Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead. And so today we are we are at um the…
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…to be very clear, not all sickness is a direct result of specific sin, and actually that is usually the wrong conclusion to draw. Jesus says so inJohn chapter 9, It wasn't the boy or his parents that sinned to cause his blindness. The Lord had a bigger purpose at play. The point here is that in some cases…
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…prayer didn't get any higher than the ceiling. Is there a prayer that does not ascend to God? Well, this is what some people would say. Well, inJohn Chapter 9, the Bible says that God does not hear the prayer of a Sinner. That's true. The context of the passage is this. Jesus heals a man that was born…
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…nothing in our story is wasted. Jesus heals this specific blind man in a unique way and on a particular day that creates controversy in the rest ofJohn chapter 9which we're looking at this morning. He does this because Jesus wants to teach us something about spiritual blindness and spiritual sight. Before…
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…going to be in perfect harmony with the Father. The Father has set His love upon these specific people. He gives His Son, He gives them to the Son.John chapter 9says that's the will of the Father. I've come to do not my will, but the will of one who sent me and the will of one who sent me is I lose none of…
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…to go ahead and apologize to everyone involved here. Amen. Thank you. Adriana, you always have an amen for me. I love you. So we get to pick up inJohn chapter 9today. But one of the things that Will mentioned a few weeks ago was that one of the things he's most afraid of in the dark. Remember what he said?…
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Please open your Bibles toJohn chapter 9. We're going to look at the whole chapter tonight. John chapter 9. If you've not got a church Bible, they're just on the table as you come in. When…
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…him, puzzled Peter. He later would straighten it out, or Peter would ask him and he would clarify what he meant or why he did what he did. InJohn, chapter 9, that's a good read for this week, all chapter actually but early, early on, they have one of those questions. They're walking through Jerusalem on…
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…part of your existence, bankrupt where it matters the most. And Jesus actually calls him out on that. And I want you to turn it with me inJohn Chapter 9, after Jesus healed another man who was blind born blind on top of it. He takes that understanding of blindness and he uses it as a metaphor for…
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