The blind beggar's understanding of who Jesus was grew as he spoke to Jesus and to others about Jesus. Study the following verses and write what the man knew about Jesus. a. John 9:11 b. John 9:17 c. John 9:31 d. John 9:38 a. John 9:11 b. John 9:17 c. John 9:31 d. John 9:38

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24 February, 09:33

The blind beggar's understanding of who Jesus was grew as he spoke to Jesus and to others about Jesus. Study the following verses and write what the man knew about Jesus. a. John 9:11 b. John 9:17 c. John 9:31 d. John 9:38 a. John 9:11 b. John 9:17 c. John 9:31 d. John 9:38

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The story of the blind beggar from the following verses depict Jesus as follows:

1. John 9:11 - For the blind man, he just knew Jesus as the man who made him see again and he knew nothing more than that about Him

2. John 9:17 - The blind beggar was brought to the Pharisees to explain how he was able to see. For the blind man, realizing the immensity of the gift given to him also grew his fondness for Jesus and called him a Prophet

3. John 9:31 - A second time, the blind man was called by the Jews. This time to retract his statements about Jesus being a prophet (or a man of God). By this time, the man born blind completely developed his faith in Jesus. Now, he calls Jesus a man of God that does God's will. Regardless of Jews calling Jesus a sinner, he tells them that God hears those who fears Him and does His will

4. John 9:38 - This time the man who was blind was thrown out by the Jews. Jesus saw Him and talked to him. The man who was blind now recognized that he is talking to Jesus as the son of God, the Lord.