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Twenty-Second Sunday after Pentecost, Gospel Year B

by Crossings

Blind Bartimaeus Three Ways

Mark 10:46-52
Twenty-Second Sunday after Pentecost
Analysis by Ed Schoder, Bruce T Martin, Michael Hoy

Dear Readers: Here is a chance to go back and revisit several of our previous Text Study writers, including one by our online founder Ed Schroeder. A veritable feast of writings about Blind Bartimaeus and us being seen by Jesus.

The Healing of Blind Bartimaeus
Mark 10:46-52
Analysis by Ed Schroeder

JESUS AND HIS BENEFITS
Mark 10:46-52
Analysis by Bruce T. Martin

Begging For Vision
Mark 10:46-52
Analysis by Michael Hoy

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