<p>11:37<i> But some of them said: Could not this man, who opened the eyes of him that was blind, have also caused that this man should not have died?</i>- Here we see yet another point of connection with the Lord's crucifixion; for &quot;the Jews&quot; made similar accusation as justification for their demand that the Lord &quot;come down from the cross&quot;. The line of argument they were presenting, introduced by the ominous words &quot;But some of them...&quot;, suggests that they may have been sarcastic and cynical in saying that the Lord had opened the eyes of the blind man. But we see again some sort of division amongst &quot;the Jews&quot;; the Lord's grief was evidently genuine, indicating He has a good friend and good man (:36). But others chose to find any excuse to disbelieve Him.</p>