<p>10:52 <i>And Jesus said to him: Go your way. Your faith has made you whole. And immediately he received his sight and followed him in the way</i>- He &quot;Followed Him&nbsp;<i>in the way</i>&quot;. But He told the man &quot;Go&nbsp;<i>your</i>&nbsp;way&quot;. The man's way was now the Lord's way, the way of the cross. There's surely a play on words here, for&nbsp;<i>akoloutheo</i>&nbsp;translated &quot;followed&quot; means literally 'to be in the same way with'. The Lord told the man to go&nbsp;<i>his</i>&nbsp;way, but the man followed Jesus in&nbsp;<i>His</i>&nbsp;way, the way which has been defined in Mt. 20:17,18 as the way to the cross. Our way is His way, not in that He dominates and subsumes our individuality beneath His own, but in that we each follow Him in our own particular and unique way. That is not to say that we each have our way in life and that journey must of itself be the right one. It's axiomatic that every man has his own path in life. As believers in Christ, our path must be&nbsp;<i>following Him</i>, and not just wandering around in life; but each one in Christ follows their Lord in their own unique path.</p>