Bible Trivia Question
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Which miracle that Jesus performed divided the Pharisees in opinion as to whether Jesus was from God or not?
Healing of the dumb man by touching his tongue
Healing of the blind man by covering his eyes in clay
Healing of the man with the withered hand
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Click to reveal the answerThe answer is: Healing of the blind man by covering his eyes in clay
John 9:16 - The healing of the blind man, where Jesus used mud made from His saliva, sparked debate among the Pharisees. Some believed this miracle affirmed His divine authority, while others argued it broke the Sabbath. This incident is pivotal, highlighting the tension between traditional law and divine intervention. Interestingly, similar themes of sight and blindness recur in Isaiah (Isaiah 61:1), linking Jesus to Messianic prophecies.
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