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JESUS HEALS THE BLIND

Bible for Children

presents

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Written by: Edward Hughes Illustrated by: Janie Forest

Adapted by: Ruth Klassen

Produced by: Bible for Children www.M1914.org

©2007 Bible for Children, Inc.

License: You have the right to copy or print this story, as long as you do not sell it.

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Bartimaeus (bar-tim-ay-us) was a blind man, sitting by the roadside near Jericho. Begging. Some

kindhearted people likely gave him a small coin or piece of food as they passed by. Bartimaeus could not work because he could not see. He could only beg.

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One day, the highway was busy. Bartimaeus heard the tramp of many feet. Something unusual was happening. Soon the blind man learned what it was.

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Jesus of Nazareth was in town. Crowds gathered to see Jesus, to hear Him.

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"Jesus, Son of David,

have mercy on me!" Why did Bartimaeus cry out?

Why did he think Jesus could help him? Perhaps he had heard about

others Jesus had healed.

Some were deaf, some dumb, some crippled - and some blind, as he was. "Son of David, have mercy on me,"

Bartimaeus shouted again and again. His voice rang with hope.

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Bartimaeus was sure of one thing. If he didn't get help now, he might never get another chance.

Jesus might never pass his way again.

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Bartimaeus had to reach Jesus.

But the people didn't move.

"Ssssshhh!"

they said.

They warned him to be quiet.

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But Bartimaeus didn't shush up.

He kept on yelling. Suddenly Jesus stopped! Listened!

Commanded the blind man to

be brought to Him! "Be of good cheer," the people told

Bartimaeus.

"Rise. He is calling you."

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Throwing aside his garment, Bartimaeus rose and came to Jesus.

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"What do you want Me to do for you?" Jesus asked. How would you have answered? Would you have

asked for lots of money or nice new clothes? Is that what Bartimaeus wanted?

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No, blind Bartimaeus didn't ask Jesus for gold or nice clothes.

You know what he wanted.

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"Lord, that I may receive my sight." Bartimaeus

wanted to see! To see the trees and the birds and all the beauty of God's creation. He wanted to see so he could care for himself and not be a beggar.

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Then Jesus said to Bartimaeus: "Receive your sight.

Your faith has saved you."

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At once he received his sight, and followed Jesus. All he could say was "God is wonderful!

He healed me!" It was a wonderful moment for Bartimaeus.

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All the people, when they saw it, gave

praise to God. Once again, they had seen the wonderful power of God's Son, Jesus, bringing sight to a poor blind beggar.

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Jesus Heals the Blind

A story from God's Word, the Bible, is found in

Mark 10; Luke 18; John 9

"The entrance of Your Word gives light."

Psalm 119:130

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The End

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This Bible story tells us about our wonderful God who made us and who wants us to know Him.

God knows we have done bad things, which He calls sin.

The punishment for sin is death, but God loves us so much He sent His Son, Jesus, to die on a Cross and be punished for our sins. Then Jesus came back to life and

went home to Heaven! If you believe in Jesus and ask Him to forgive your sins, He will do it! He will come and

live in you now, and you will live with Him forever.

If you want to turn from your sins, say this to God:

Dear God, I believe that Jesus died for me and now lives again. Please come into my life and forgive my sins, so that I can have new life now, and one day go to be with You forever. Help me

to live for You as Your child. Amen.

Read the Bible and talk with God every day! John 3:16

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