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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Bartimaeus

A blind beggar at Jericho, the son of Timaeus. He called out to Jesus as Son of David, and the crowd tried to shut him up. He kept calling until Jesus gave him his sight.

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A blind beggar at Jericho, the son of Timaeus. He called out to Jesus as Son of David, and the crowd tried to shut him up. He kept calling until Jesus gave him his sight.

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Bartimaeus was a blind beggar at Jericho, son of a man named Timaeus, whose sight Jesus restored after Bartimaeus called out to him as Son of David (Mark 10:46-52). His persistence despite the crowd's attempts to silence him is presented as an example of faith. The parallel account in Matthew 20:30 mentions two unnamed blind men, while Luke 18:35 places the healing as Jesus approached rather than left the city.

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  • Mark 10:46

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