9: 1-12. Jesus and his disciples were out walking when they saw blind beggar in the street. The beggar’s name was Bartimaeus. Bartimaeus had been blind.

9: 1-12

Jesus and his disciples were out walking when they saw blind beggar

in the street. The beggar’s name was

Bartimaeus.

Bartimaeus had been blind all his life. The disciples asked Jesus if this was because he

had sinned.

Jesus explained the Bartimaeus had not sinned. His blindness had happened so that God’s work could be

shown to Bartimaeus and others around him.

Then Jesus spat on the ground and made some mud. He gently spread the mud over Bartimaeus’ eyes.

Jesus told Bartimaeus that he should go to the Pool of Siloam to wash the mud away.

Bartimaeus did what Jesus had said to him. As soon as he had washed the mud away from his eyes he

could see!

Everyone around him were amazed! They all wanted to find out more about Jesus.

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9: 1-12. Jesus and his disciples were out walking when they saw blind beggar in the street. The beggar’s name was Bartimaeus. Bartimaeus had been blind.

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9: 1-12. Jesus and his disciples were out walking when they saw blind beggar in the street. The beggar’s name was Bartimaeus. Bartimaeus had been blind.