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

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The Bible indicates that the deaf will hear and the blind will see as a work of God's sovereign grace.

In Isaiah 29:18-24, the scripture promises that the deaf will hear the words of the book and the blind will see out of obscurity and darkness. This miraculous transformation signifies the divine intervention of God in the lives of His people, enabling them to comprehend the truth of His Word. It emphasizes that these changes occur because God opens their ears and eyes, allowing them to receive His revelation, ultimately restoring their understanding and relationship with Him.
Scripture References: Isaiah 29:18-24, Matthew 11:5, Colossians 1:13

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