Max Lucado Daily Devotional - From Blind to Sight
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Max Lucado Daily Devotional - From Blind to Sight

B2Upper-intermediateOctober 23, 2026
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Listen to Today's Devotion Christians love to sing “Amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me. I once was lost, but now I’m found. I was blind, but now I see.” Blind. Blind to the promise of eternal life. Blind to the provider of life. We relate to the words of the was-blind beggar: “One thing I do know. I was blind, but now I see.” His story is our story. Perhaps that’s why John was in no hurry to tell it. He needed only twelve verses to describe...

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This is Max locator Christians love to sing amazing grace how sweet the sound this saved a wretch like me I once was lost, but now I'm found I was blind, but now I see blind Blind to the promise of eternal life blind to the provider of life We relate to the words of the was blind beggar one thing. I do know I was blind

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But now I see his story is our story perhaps Perhaps that's why John was in no hurry to tell him. He needed only 12 verses to describe how water became one, but he dedicated a whopping 41 verses to depicting how Jesus found and cured and matured the

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blind man. Now, why? Among the explanations is this one. What Jesus did physically for the blind beggar, he desires to do spiritually for all people

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