Jesus heals a man blind from birth by making clay, anointing his eyes, and sending him to wash in Siloam. The healing occurs on the Sabbath and triggers repeated interrogations. The man moves from calling Jesus ‘a man’ to a prophet and finally to believing and worshiping Him, while the Pharisees’ confidence hardens into spiritual blindness.
Jesus heals a man blind from birth by making clay, anointing his eyes, and sending him to wash in Siloam. The healing occurs on the Sabbath and triggers repeated interrogations. The man moves from calling Jesus ‘a man’ to a prophet and finally to believing and worshiping Him, while the Pharisees’ confidence hardens into spiritual blindness.
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