Mark 10:51
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Mark 10:51. The blind man said unto him,
And here he might well have shamed John and James. He asked for no thrones or kingdoms.
Mark 10:51. Lord, that I might receive my sight.
"Lord, that I might look up." That was the word he used exactly; for no doubt he had been conscious that the light came from the sun as he felt its warmth upon him as he sat by the wayside; and, therefore, he thought that seeing must be looking up towards the place whence the sunlight came. "Lord, that I might look up."