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Bartimaeus

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Bartimaeus (bärtīmē`əs), in the New Testament, blind man to whom Jesus restored sight.
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I would love to go on to point out the genius of numerous other best fantasies--Terry Pratchett's Wee Free Men, Megan Whalen Turner's King of Attolia, Jonathan Stroud's Bartimaeus trilogy, and many others.
Special effects by Baker, Deirdre F. / The Horn Book Magazine
Participants carry blindfolds throughout the day to provoke self-reflection on ways they are blinded from seeing God's presence in each person, then follow the example of Bartimaeus and Saul who sought or received healing and sight.
Theopoetics: that the dead may become gardeners again by Guynn, Matt / Cross Currents
There is the blind beggar Bartimaeus and the thousands who sat close to Jesus for three days with nothing to eat.
Recent reflections on the Gospel according to Mark by Kealy, Sean P. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
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