<p>8:25- see on Mt. 20:32.</p><p><i>Then Jesus put his hands on his eyes again and made him look up. And his sight was restored, and he saw everyone clearly</i>- The way the Lord healed people reflects His sensitivity- He commanded food to be brought for a girl who had been dead and was therefore hungry (Lk. 8:55), and perhaps here He healed the blind man in two stages so that he wouldn&rsquo;t be scared when he first saw people moving. &quot;His sight was restored&quot; is in some manuscripts &quot;he was restored&quot; (as AV). The same word is used of the restoration of the Kingdom (Acts 1:6), which was potentially possible for the Elijah ministry through John the Baptist to achieve (Mt. 17:11). The implication is that &quot;in our lives, Your Kingdom comes&quot;. In a limited sense, we as persons become those under the dominion of the King, the Kingdom restored at least in our hearts and vision / outlook. And it is the vision which the Lord gives which enables us to see all men clearly, to see people as we should, to understood the world as a world of persons rather than vague objects we encounter or collide with as we stumble through life.</p>