Befuddled is a funny word. It means confused, per¬plexed, muddled, and bewildered.
All persons around the blind man seemed befuddled, except Jesus. The neighbors weren’t sure if it really was him. The Pharisees couldn’t deal with the heal¬ing because they were struggling with the rules of the Sabbath.
The blind man knew what Jesus had done, but he didn’t have a clue how or why He had done it or where Jesus was when asked. Jesus did it for a specific reason.
“While I am in the world, I am the light of the world” (John 9:5).
Jesus knew this man’s dark world needed to end, and He was on God’s schedule to be at the right place at the right time for the work of God to be displayed. While this now-sighted man didn’t know a lot, he knew Jesus made miraculous mud. He consistently told the same account each time he was asked, giving God the glory. When you experience a miracle, tell about it faithfully.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY: Trust God for the miraculous even though you have no idea how or when He will accomplish it in your life.