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What does the Bible say about the deaf hearing and the blind seeing?

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The Bible proclaims that the deaf shall hear the words of the book and the blind shall see out of darkness, symbolizing God's miraculous work in salvation.

In Isaiah 29:18-19, it is written that the deaf shall hear and the blind shall see out of obscurity and darkness. This passage signifies not just a physical healing but a profound spiritual awakening that occurs when God interacts with His people. The deaf represent those who do not perceive spiritual truth, while the blind speak to those who cannot discern God's revelation. When the Lord opens one’s ears and eyes, they begin to hear His Word and understand His salvation, highlighting the miraculous nature of God's grace in overcoming spiritual blindness and deafness.
Scripture References: Isaiah 29:18-19, Matthew 11:5, Proverbs 20:12, Colossians 1:13, Isaiah 29:18-24

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