NINTH CHAPTER OF JOHN. sin, born And as Jesus passed | by, he | saw a | man which was blind from his | birth. ||17| And his dis- ciples | asked him, | saying, | Master, | who did | this manor his | parents, that he was | blind? Jesus | answered, | Nei| ther hath this | man | sinned | nor his | parents: | but that the works of | God | should be | made manifest in | him.|77|77|I must | work the | works of him that | sent me, while it is | day; | | | | man can 7777 When he had | thus work. As long the | world, | I | am the | light of the | world. | | spoken, |he| and spat on the ground, the | spittle, | and he a- | nointed the with the clay, wash in the | pool of | Siloam, | (which is, by in- | terpre- | tation, | Sent.) the | blind | man unto him, | Go, washed, He went his way, therefore, and came | seeing. 91771 The neighbors | therefore, and they which before had seen him, ❘ that he was | blind, || | said, | Is not | this | he that | sat and | begged? | Some | said, This | is | he; │1 others said, He is | like him but he | said, | 1| am | he. | amhe. Therefore I said [ A man that is called | Jesus, | made | clay, | and I went and washed, and I re- |ceived | sight. Then | said they unto him, | Where is he? He said, I know not. They brought to the | Pharisees | him that a- | was | blind. || And it was the | sab fore time bath day when | Jesus | made the | clay, | | and opened his eyes. Then again the Pharisees also asked him | how he had re- | ceived his sight. || He | said unto them, | upon mine | eyes, and Therefore This man is not said some of the | Pharisees, of | God, be- | cause he keepeth not the | sabbath day. | Others | said,|| How can a | man that is a sinner, | do such | miracles? || And there was a di- | vision a- | mong them. 11 They say | unto the | blind | man a- | gain, 1 What sayest thou of him? that he hath | opened thine | eyes? He said, He is a | prophet. him But the. | Jews | did not be- | lieve con- | cerning that he had been | blind, and re-ceived his sight, un- | til they called the parents of | | him that had re- | ceived his | sight. 11 And they asked them, saying, || Is this your son, born blind? how | doth he now see? Wel and that he was | parents answered them | and | said, know that this is our son, These words he shall speak for him- self.11 spake his parents, | be- cause they | feared the Jews: 11 for the Jews had agreed al- | ready, | that if | any man | did | con- | fess that he was Christ, | he should be put out of the synagogue. 111111 Therefore | said his parents, he is of age, ask him.11111111 Then again called they the | man that was | blind, and | said, | Give | God the | praise: | we know that | this TATA He answered and he | be a sinner or | no, one thing I know, | man is a sinner. | said, Whether know not; | that where- | as I was I see. 777 Then | said they | to him a- | gain, || What did he to thee? How opened he thine | eyes? 191 He answered them, I have told you al- ready, | and ye did not | hear: || wherefore would › ye | hear it a- | gain? Will | ye | also be his Then they re- | viled him, | disciples? and said, Thou art | his dis- | ciple; but we | | | are Moses' dis- | ciples. 111111 We know that God spake unto | Moses: 1 as for this :| fellow, we know not from whence he | is. 71 The man answered and | said unto them, | herein is a marvellous thing, | that ye know not from whence he is, and yet he hath opened mine | eyes. 1111| Now we know that | God | heareth not | sinners: 971 but if | any man | be a | worshipper of | God, ||and | him he | heareth. |11|11| was it not | heard, doeth his | will, born of God, that any man | opened the | eyes of one that was blind.111 If this | man were | not he could | do | nothing. 177 | ។ They answered and | said unto him,||Thou wast | alto-gether | born in | sins, and dost thou | teach out. us? And they | cast him Jesus heard that they had | cast him | out; and | when he had | found him, he | said unto him, | Dost thou be- | lieve on the | Son of God? | 177777 He answered and said, Who is | | | he Lord? that I might be- | lieve on him? | 77777 And Jesus said unto him, Thou hast both seen him, ។ | and it is | he that talketh with thee. |111| And he said, 11 I be- | lieve. || And he | worshipped 1991 Lord, him. And Jesus said, 1|17| For | judgment | I am come into this | world: |17|7 that | they which | see | not, | might see; and that they which see, might be | made | blind. 1771 And some of the | Pharisees which were | with him | heard these | words, | and | said unto him | Are we blind | also? | 1| 1| Jesus | said unto them, If ye were | blind, should have no sin but | | say, We | see; || Therefore sin re- maineth. ye now ye | your SPEECH OF THE EARL OF CHATHAM, ON THE SUBJECT adulation: the smoothness of flattery | can| | not save us in this rugged and | awful | crisis. T It is now | necessary to in- struct the throne in the language of truth. We must, | | if possible, dis- | pel the de- | lusion and | darkness" which en-velope it; | and dis- | play, | danger and genuine | colors, is brought to our doors. in its | full in their in still pre-sume to ex-pect sup- port fatuation? Can Parliament |be|so| dead to as to give its sup port | to its | dignity and | duty, which have re- duced this to scorn and con- tempt and | England | might have now, as to do her reverence! their interest con- | sulted, none so poor The people (whom but whom we are a- | betted aevery military store, and their am- | bassa dors enter- tained by our in- | veterate | enemy; and ministers | do not, and I dare not, inter |