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Category Description: The Blind Man of Bethsaida, whose story is in Mark 2:22-26, was blind since birth. When Jesus went to Bethsaida, he was asked to heal the man. He took the man out of town and put some spittle on his eyes, then laid His hands on him. The man said, "I see men like trees, walking." Jesus commanded him not to tell anyone in town, or even go back there.

Blind Man of Bethsaida - Displays an account of Mark 8:22-26 in written as well as audio format.
Healing the Blind Man of Bethsaida - Offers the biblical passages relevant to the story, the logical progression, and summary of the story of the healing of the blind man of Bethsaida and what it means.
Jerusalem Post: Bethsaida in New Testament tradition - Relates the story as well as some of the questions it brings up, including whether it really happened, what the historical traditions are, and its parallels.