Friday, March 19, 2010

Sight For the Blind

“. . . and recovery of sight for the blind.” Luke 4:18c (NIV)



Here again Jesus could have meant more than then physically blind. In our 21st Century world, we seem to have a lot of spiritually blinded people. We also notice persons who are blinded by the glitz of the world. Some people get sidetracked in their walk with Jesus by some Christian-sounding groups

I have heard certain people described by others as “having a blind spot”. Some parents have fallen in this category because they have a relationship with someone and think that other person can’t do anything wrong. Some times this blind spot causes a person to become involved in activities that are dangerous to themselves and to others.

Did Jesus come to give these sight?
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  1. Karen LangeMarch 19, 2010 at 3:44 PM

    Yes, I think that He did. We can have our eyes opened in so many ways. I'm thankful for His grace and mercy.
    Happy weekend,
    Karen
    P.S. There's an award over at my blog for you:)

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