From Genesis to Revelation, we find out that he is constantly using what was a physical restoration

to make a much bigger point that he is one who comes to recover and give sight to the blind.

And it is a spiritual blindness, a sight that only Christ can give.

Do you have eyes and do not see?

Because we can have eyes with 2020 vision.

And he's still going like, can you not see?

What is it you're trying to show?

Can you not see? Or what do you? Can you not see?

But here's what I want to ask you. Is it possible that the verses that come right after it are also correlating even though they don't mention the sight.

Look with me, because we know the one before does.

Then we go into this scene, this very unusual scene with this two-stage healing, and now watch what happens.

Jesus, it says, went out with his disciples to the villages of Cessaria Philippi, and on the road,

he asked his disciples, who do people say that I am?

They answered him, John the Baptist, others Elijah, still others one of the province.

But you, he asked them, who do you say that I am?

And Peter gives the right answer.

You are the Messiah.

And I mean, he is given an A by the teacher. Way to go. You are the

Messiah. You are the Christ. You are the Son of God. I recognize it. Only God. Matthew's Gospel

says, could have revealed that to you.

Flesh and blood could not reveal that to you. A plus Peter.

Then he began to teach it that it was necessary for the son of man to suffer many things

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