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Yes, I would say that the formerly blind man had more "insight" than the "able-bodied" crowd that questioned him.Rose Immortal said:Reba...exactly what I was pointing out.
BTW, another neat thing about that particular chapter: notice how incredibly smart the formerly blind man was. I have to think he learned most of it before gaining his sight, too. Don't you think that especially for ancient times, that portrays the disabled in a wonderful light?
It is also interesting how his parents told the crowd, "...he is of age; ask him: he shall speak for himself."
He was also very strong in his convictions. Despite the attacks from the Pharisees, and the fact that they even kicked him out of the congregation, he never waivered. He knew the truth of his experience, and he refused to let them destroy his faith.