Article 11 of 23 in the series Things New and Old
Exposition | by Jim Luke | Volume 4, Issue 5 | August 1998
These words were spoken by the Jews to the blind man who was healed by the Lord as recorded in the gospel of John (9:24). In themselves they were good words for indeed glory is due to God for His wonderful works, His judgments, and His holy name; but to suggest that the blind man was not giving God ...
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