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Cross-References — John 9

6 pairs

  1. John 9:3referencesExodus 4:11

    In John 9:3, Jesus explains that the man's blindness is for the works of God to be displayed. Similarly, in Exodus 4:11, God reminds Moses that He is the creator of the blind and the seeing, emphasizing God's sovereignty over human conditions.

    Thematic focusSovereignty of God, Purpose in Suffering.

  2. John 9:5referencesJohn 8:12

    In John 9:5, Jesus declares Himself the light of the world, a statement He also makes in John 8:12, highlighting His role as the spiritual illuminator and guide for humanity.

    Thematic focusLight of the World, Jesus' Divinity.

  3. John 9:6-7references2 Kings 5:10-14

    In John 9:6-7, Jesus heals the blind man using mud and instructs him to wash in the Pool of Siloam. This is reminiscent of Elisha's instructions to Naaman in 2 Kings 5:10-14, where Naaman is told to wash in the Jordan River to be cleansed of leprosy, illustrating obedience leading to healing.

    Thematic focusObedience, Healing, Faith.

  4. John 9:16referencesMark 3:1-6

    In John 9:16, the Pharisees are divided over Jesus healing on the Sabbath, similar to the reaction in Mark 3:1-6 when Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath, highlighting the tension between Jesus' works and the Pharisaic interpretation of the law.

    Thematic focusSabbath, Legalism, Jesus' Authority.

  5. John 9:25referencesActs 4:19-20

    In John 9:25, the healed man boldly testifies to his healing despite opposition, similar to Peter and John's bold testimony in Acts 4:19-20, emphasizing the power of personal testimony and conviction.

    Thematic focusTestimony, Boldness, Witness.

  6. John 9:39referencesIsaiah 42:6-7

    In John 9:39, Jesus speaks of bringing sight to the blind and judgment to the world, echoing Isaiah 42:6-7, where the Servant of the Lord is described as a light to the nations, opening blind eyes, and freeing captives.

    Thematic focusJudgment, Spiritual Sight, Fulfillment of Prophecy.

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