Jesus And Blind Bartimaeus. Poem by Dr. Antony Theodore
Jesus And Blind Bartimaeus.
What should I do to you?
What should I do to you?
Jesus' question to the blind Bartimaeus.
I wish to be able to see again.
What should I do to you? - Jesus' question to me.
I want to be healthy again.
I want to be able to laugh again.
I want to see someone again.
I wish peace in the house.
What should I do to you? - Jesus asks louder
I want to be able to believe again
I want to hope again.
I want to experience love.
I wish for new eyes, faithful eyes,
hopeful eyes, eyes of love.
What should I do to you?
I wish the experience of deep faith.
My faith must help remove my blindness
to see all that you want you to see
from yesterday, today and always.
(The story of Bartimeus ist in MARKUS 10,46‑52 of the New Testament of the Holy Bible) .
(Graphic: What Can We Learn From Blind Bartimaeus? - Bible Way Mag)
I wish for new eyes, faithful eyes, hopeful eyes, eyes of love. I love these answers too!
My faith must help others- a nice thought content in the poem.
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The blind Bartimaeus wants to see again. The unhealthy person wants to gain health. Experience of deep faith gives power. Nothing is impossible if we get God's grace. We shall follow principles taught by Jesus to mankind. An outstanding poem is very well penned....10