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My Song In The Night (Gospel of John)
我夜间的歌曲 (约翰福音)
Third Interview with the Former Blind Man
Text: John 9: 24-25
THIRD INTERVIEW WITH THE FORMER BLIND MAN
The interview with the parents of the former blind man did not go very well for the Pharisees. They were not able to make the parents rally around them and their theory that the man had not been born blind. They went back to interviewing the former blind man once again.
“So they again called the man who was blind, and said to him, ‘Give God the glory! We know that this Man is a sinner.’ He answered and said, ‘Whether He is a sinner or not I do not know. One thing I know: that though I was blind, now I see.’”
John 9:24-25
1. “So they again called the man who was blind”
a) There was a slight change of approach.
b) The question of “glory”:
i) The man was giving glory to Jesus who healed him.
ii) The Pharisees felt that glory should be given to God.
c) “We know that this Man is a sinner”
i) This was the argument the Pharisees were pursuing.
ii) They were convinced that Jesus was a sinner.
iii) Therefore, no glory should be given to Him.
2. The reply of the former blind man
a) He was not going to engage the Pharisees on the subject of glory.
b) He did not know enough of theology to discuss such a subject.
c) Thus, he did not comment on this subject of “glory”.
d) However, he could comment on this fact:
i) He was born blind.
ii) All his life he had lived a miserable life as a blind man.
iii) But now he could see!
iv) This was a fact that could not be disputed.
v) This was nothing short of a miracle.
vi) There was no way in which he would deny the fact that he could now see.
vii) He would not succumb to any threat or any fear.
经文:约翰福音9:24-25
再次与从前瞎眼的人进行审讯
法利赛人与从前瞎眼的人的父母所进行的审讯,对他们并不是很有利。他们不能使他父母确认他们的推论,说出儿子生来并没瞎眼。他们又再次盘问从前瞎眼的人。
“所以法利赛人第二次叫了那从前瞎眼的人来,对他说:‘你该将荣耀归给神,我们知道这人是个罪人。’他说:‘他是个罪人不是,我不知道。有一件事我知道:从前我是眼瞎的,如今能看了!’”
《约翰福音9:24-25》