| |41 asked him, What 51 And Jesus answered | | wilt thou I should him, and said, What | and said, What| do unto thee? And wilt thou that I | will ye that I | he said, Lord, should do unto thee?| should do unto you? | that I may receive And the blind man |33 They say unto him, |42 my sight. And said unto him, | Lord, that our eyes | Jesus said unto [1]Rabboni, that I |34 may be opened. And | him, Receive thy may receive my | Jesus, being moved | sight: thy faith 52 sight. And Jesus | with compassion, | hath [2]made thee said unto him, Go | touched their eyes: |43 whole. And thy way; thy faith | and straightway they| immediately he hath [2]made thee | received their | received his whole. And | sight, and followed | sight, and straightway he | him. | followed him, received his sight, | | glorifying God: and followed him in | | and all the the way. | | people, when they | | saw it, gave | | praise unto God. [Footnote 1: See John 20:16.] [Footnote 2: Or, _saved thee_.] [Footnote a: Matthew mentions two blind men, while Mark and Luke describe one, probably the more conspicuous one.--The discrepancy as to place, "as he went out from Jericho," "as he drew nigh unto Jericho," is best explained by the recent suggestion that the healing occurred after he left the old Jericho, and as he was approaching the new Jericho which Herod the Great had built at some distance away. An older, and also possible explanation was that the blind men made application when he was approaching the city, but were not then healed, and only when he had left the city were they healed. (Comp. Matt. 15:23 ff., and Mark 8:22 f.)] § 127. JESUS VISITS ZACCHÆUS, AND SPEAKS THE PARABLE OF THE POUNDS,[a] AND SETS OUT FOR JERUSALEM Jericho Luke 19:1-28