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A pool in Jerusalem where Jesus healed a man born blind
JudeaA pool at the southern end of Jerusalem fed by the Gihon Spring through Hezekiah's tunnel. Jesus sent a man born blind to wash in the Pool of Siloam, and the man received his sight (John 9:7). Jesus also referenced the collapse of the Tower of Siloam, which killed 18 people, to challenge the assumption that suffering means someone sinned more than others (Luke 13:4).
John
The Man Who Saw Everything
Jesus heals a man born blind, and what follows is a high-stakes interrogation scene that backfires on the investigators at every turn. While the religious leaders tie themselves in knots trying to discredit the miracle, the healed man's testimony gets bolder with every question — and Jesus reveals who's really blind.
Luke
Tragedy, Trees, and Tiny Seeds
Jesus confronts a crowd that wants to blame tragedy on other people's sin, tells a parable about a tree running out of time, heals a woman who'd been bent over for eighteen years, and then describes a kingdom that starts smaller than anyone would expect.
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