John 10:21
“Others said, “These are not the sayings of one possessed by a demon. It isn’t possible for a demon to open the eyes of the blind, is it?””
What does John 10:21 mean?
When Jesus healed a blind man, the crowd split in their reactions. Some people argued that no demon-possessed person could perform such a healing, especially something as remarkable as restoring sight to someone born blind. They were using logic and observation to defend Jesus against those who claimed he worked by evil power. This moment shows how Jesus's works spoke for themselves, at least to those willing to see. The skeptics couldn't deny what happened, so they tried to discredit him anyway, but even their opponents recognized that genuine healing doesn't come from demonic sources. It's a reminder that sometimes our actions and their fruits matter more than defending ourselves with words.