The Bible Recap Day 297 (John 9-10) - Year 7
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Oct 24, 2025 Tara-Leigh Cobble dives into the cultural views of sickness, challenging ancient beliefs that link disability to sin through the story of a blind man. She explores the provocative nature of Jesus' healings on the Sabbath, confronting Pharisaic laws. As the healed man's testimony unfolds, the podcast reveals a powerful perspective on faith and courage. The metaphor of Jesus as the Good Shepherd highlights His protective role, while a discussion on inclusion emphasizes His outreach to Gentiles. Ultimately, it underscores the assurance of eternal life in God's hands.
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Sickness Is Not Always Sin
- Cultural beliefs often linked sickness to sin, but Scripture doesn't present a consistent cause-effect between sin and illness.
- Tara-Leigh Cobble highlights Jesus rejecting that mindset by reframing suffering as an opportunity to glorify God.
Mud, Siloam, And A Public Miracle
- Jesus heals a blind man on the Sabbath by making mud from spit and dirt and sending him to the pool of Siloam.
- Tara-Leigh Cobble notes this dramatic method likely aimed to expose Pharisee legalism and publicize the miracle.
Faith Deepens Through Witnessing
- The healed man's testimony escalates his understanding of Jesus from 'a man called Jesus' to 'God in the flesh.'
- Tara-Leigh Cobble points out his repeated retelling strengthens his faith.