Saliva and water / John 9:1-41

The saliva represents the miracles and abilities of Jesus. Jesus used saliva to heal the blind man's eyes, demonstrating His divine nature, and saliva also represents Jesus' compassion and sympathy. Jesus saw a man born blind and had compassion on him. Especially when we face difficulties and challenges, God's love and compassion are always with us. It is his mercy that will give us strength and hope.

Also uses saliva to show faith in (John 9:1-41). Jesus used saliva to heal the blind man's eyes, and the blind man also needed to believe and obey what Jesus said. Humans must believe in God's words and deeds and follow God's Will. It also stands for God's grace and pardon. In the time of Jesus, saliva was considered to be unclean, but Jesus used saliva to heal the eyes of the blind man, showing God's grace and forgiveness. It transcends cultural and social norms. God's grace and forgiveness are unconditional and go beyond our sins and failures. As long as we sincerely repent and trust in Him, He will give us grace and forgiveness.

(John 7:38-39) Saliva and water also have a critical significance. Saliva and water not only represent Jesus' divine nature and abilities. They are also the symbol of baptism. Baptism represents salvation from sin and the reception of God's forgiveness and love in the Catholic chunch. In the Bible, Jesus healed the eyes of the blind man. This also represents His cleansing and redeeming humanity, enabling us to see His truth and love (Romans 6:3-4).

Picture : http://revbickers.blogspot.com/2013/01/e100-bible-reading-challenge-miracles_7007.html