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John 9:3 · BSB
9:3 Jesus answered, “Neither this man nor his parents sinned, but this happened so that the works of God would be displayed in him.
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…fault. They only want to know whose. Neither this man nor his parents sinned, but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him.John chapter 9 verse 3There is no hidden sin to find. The disciples came looking for a cause, and Jesus turned them toward a purpose instead. He would not let them treat…
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…stick to the Bible illustrations. We stick to the Bible story. We stick to the Bible narratives and avoid many assumptions and ifs. All right. ForJohn 9, verse 3, right? John 9, verse 3. Can we go there? Why did they err? Neither did this man noise, but that the work of God should be revealed in him. So why…
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…fault. They only want to know whose. Neither this man nor his parents sinned, but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him.John chapter 9 verse 3There is no hidden sin to find. The disciples came looking for a cause, and Jesus turned them toward a purpose instead. He would not let them treat…
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…is a work of God. That you believe in Him who sent. In Him who He sent. That has to do in context of salvation. Alright? Chapter 9 verse 3 and 4.John chapter 9 verse 3and 4. In context of salvation, Jesus answered, neither this man nor his parents sinned, but that the works of God should be revealed in him. The…
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…them with the true explanation neither this man nor his parents sinned, but this happened so that the work of God might be displayed in his lifeJohn chapter 9 verse 3. Jesus used a healing touch to demonstrate the mercy of God with this blind man. So when we are experiencing difficulties remember that your…
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…is he blind, but he must have done something wrong. Or his parents sinned in some way. So the disciples ask him about it, and Jesus then says inJohn chapter 9, verse 3, um, something important that I think precedes what he's about to do. He says, Neither this man nor his parents have sinned. This happened so that…
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…God's involvement in disability. And this morning, what I'd like to do is return to that latter topic, studying a key passage in the discussion,John chapter 9, verses 1 to 7. John 9, 1 to 7, we're also going to look at a scene in John chapter 5 this morning. Now I'm titling this message, The Canvas of Glory. Now, the…
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…that if you had an illness or you had some type of physical difficulty, that it came because of sin. As a matter of fact, let me remind you whatJohn 9, verse 2 through 3says. When the disciples asked Jesus, they said, Rabbi, who has sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind? And Jesus responded to…
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…worse may happen to you now we are told in John's gospel that temporal sickness and death are not the immediate result of personal sin in one placeJohn chapter 9 verse 1 through 3as Jesus passed by he saw a man blind from birth and his ! disciples asked him rabbi who sinned this man or his parents that he was born blind…
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SoJohn chapter 9 verses 1 to 8and then verses 24 to 41 As he passed by He saw a man blind from birth and His disciples asked him Rabbi who sinned This man or his parents that he…
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…don't you think like this? It was not that this man has sinned or his parents, but rather that the works of God might be displayed in him. That'sJohn 9 verse 3. Rather that the works of God might be displayed in him. This passage invites us to reframe our understanding of our struggles and our challenges.…
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…lying on the mat. Like if we could just get rid of his sin, that would be okay. That's not what's going on and Jesus has made that clear. So inJohn 9 verse 3, there's a blind man and Jesus makes it very clear that the guy is not blind because of a particular sin that's going on in his life or his parents…
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…anybody on the other end, you would say, Something's wrong. You must have done something bad. In fact, we see this show up uh in John 9. Uh look atJohn 9, verse 1 through 3. It says, Jesus was passing by and he saw a man blind from birth. And his disciples asked him, Rabbi, who sinned? This man or his parents? Again,…
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…and wonders that Jesus did. They are for the glory of God. And so that God's son may be glorified through them. We could take a quick peek back toJohn chapter 9 verse 3. The healing of the man born blind. What did Jesus say? It wasn't because this man sinned or his parents sinned. No, this happened so that the…
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…That kind of draws the link tighter, doesn't it? Sin no more lest something worse may happen to you. Jesus in John 9, if you're taking notice,John 9 verse 3, is emphatically clear that bad, that not all bad things happen to people as a direct consequence of their sin. And we need to remember that. That…
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…not get a more fitting story for us to contemplate the goodness of Jesus in this story this morning for us to feast on. So here's our story inJohn 9, verses 1 through 3. And it's a long passage, so I'm gonna read some and I'll tell some of the story a little bit, but it's a long passage, so we'll work our way…
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…one of the effects of our fallenness. Fallenness. Right? But it does not necessarily follow, That because of sin, We suffer. Great example of this.John chapter 9, Verses 1 through 3, Says, Of Jesus, As he passed by, He saw a man blind from birth. And his disciples asked him, So here's the religious assumption. His disciples…
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