Contents (not
sentence, direct verbiage from Scripture):
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1
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1-2
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He saw man blind frm birth; Disc: Rabbi, who sinned
man/parents that he born blind?
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2
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3-4
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Nethr, hapnd so wks o G displyd; as lng as day, we do wks
o Him, night cming, no one wk
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3
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5-7a
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While I in wrld, I lt o wrld; after, He spit/md mud/put
man’s eyes; Go wash Pool o Siloam (what
a beautiful, gross, intimate moment)
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4
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7b-8
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man washd/came hm seeing; neighbrs/those seen him: isn’t
this man used to beg?
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5
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9-10
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Som claim he was, others: only lks lk him, he insistd: I
am man; how eyes opend, they askd
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6
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11-12
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J made mud, put on eyes, told me go Siloam/wash, I washd,
I could see; where man? IDK
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7
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13-14
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They brought to Phar man who’d been blind; day J made
mud/opend eyes was Sabbath
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8
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15-
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Thr4 Phar askd how he recd sight, he put mud on eyes, I
washd, I see
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9
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16-
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Som Phar: man not frm G, doesn’t keep Sabb, others: how
sinner perf such signs, divd
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10
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17-18
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They to blind man: what u say about Him; He a prophet;
they not believe, sent for parents
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11
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19-21
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This son born blnd? How see; He son/born blind;how see/who
open eyes, dunno, ask him
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12
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22-
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Parents afraid of Jewish ldrs who decide any1 acknowledge
J as Messiah out of synagogue
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13
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23-24
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That y par: he of age, ask him; 2ndx summnd
man: gv glry G/tell truth, we no ths man sinr
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14
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25-27
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Sinr/not, dunno; I no was blind/now see; how open eyes; I
told, u
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15
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28-29
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They hurld insults, u fella’s disc, we disc o Moses; G spk
Mos, dunno where ths fela cm frm
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16
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30-32
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he opnd my eys, G
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17
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33-34
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If
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18
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35-38
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J: u bel Son o Man;
Tell me so I bel; U seen Him, He spkg w/u; L, I bel, he worshipd
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19
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39-40
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J: 4 judgmt I cm into wrld so blnd see and those who see
becm blnd; Phar: we blind too?
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20
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41
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J: if u blnd, you’d not be glty of sin, but now u claim to
see, ur guilt remains
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Divisions (run-on
sentence OK, direct verbiage from Scripture): I had a hard time coming up with these
divisions.
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1
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1-16
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Jesus makes mud on the Sabbath to display the works of God
in a man born blind, dividing the Pharisees (divided here because of “Then” at beginning of v.17)
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Principle:
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Every day is a good day to display the works of God.
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2
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17-34
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Pharisees question the blind man and his parents, and
throw the man out of the synagogue
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Principle:
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True believers stand for Christ regardless of the
circumstances.
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3
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35-41
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Jesus reveals Himself to the man born blind and reveals to
the Pharisees their blindness
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Principle:
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People can have physical sight and be blind spiritually.
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Subject Sentence (10-word sentence with proper structure): This wrote itself this week.
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Jesus’ mud opens the eyes of a man born blind.
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Aim:
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TCMATK Jesus reveals Himself and our blindness so He may
be displayed in the lives of His people.
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Application:
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1
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What will you do this week so God can display His works in
your life? How will you encourage others
to display God’s works in their lives?
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2
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In what way will you take a stand for Christ this week and
how will you engage God to prepare for that moment?
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3
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What has Jesus revealed to you about Himself or your
blindness this week and what will you do with that revelation?
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