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today's Devotional. Hey, what's up everybody? Hope you're having a good day. Thanks for joining us on

the Daily Drive. My name is Bro, and together we've been walking through the gospel of John. It's the fourth book in the New Testament section of the Bible, and it's an eyewitness

account of the amazing things that Jesus did among the people. And John says there's no way to write

down all the miracles, all the touches, all the teachings that he witnessed from Jesus. But what

he was able to write down, he did it so that we

might believe, and that by believing in Jesus, we'd have life. Now, I'm so grateful that John was

obedient to do this, and that the Holy Spirit helped them put pen to paper and guide him through the

process. I can't wait to get to heaven and meet John and say, you know, all those other things

you didn't

have space to write about? Could you tell me about them? Because we've got a lot of time. I'd love to hear

them. Well, we're in chapter nine as we close out this week, and we see another amazing miracle from

Jesus. Let me just read through the story and highlight a few things that just jumped out to me

and my personal study, and just some things I circled in my and highlight a few things that just jumped out to me in my

personal study, and just some things I circled in my Bible, a few things I jotted notes in the

margin about. We'll begin there in chapter 9. As Jesus was walking along, he saw a man who had been

blind from birth. Okay, now I circled the word saw in my Bible. Jesus saw a man. When few people noticed

people, Jesus noticed them. He saw them. You know, I've been an issue with near-sightedness most

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