and in that hour has he a many healed of diseases and of affliction/plague and of evil spirits; and a many the blind has he granted free the sight. and he has answering to them said: go and tell John what you (PL) have seen and heard: the blind to be seeing, lame go around, lepers to be cleansed, and deaf hear, dead stand up, to poor people is announced the Good News. (Yeshayah 35, 5-6; 61, 1.)
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