Had never heard of “Pastor” Mike Todd before today. “He just didn’t do it in front of everybody ’cause he didn’t want their reputation or His reputation to be tarnished by what he had to go through to receive the miracle.” … He wasn’t going to not spit on him,” he continued. “So He had to get him outside of what was comfortable. The reason He took him out of the village was because the work that He was about to do, others would misinterpret it.” … You thought when God separated you, it was a punishment, but it was really protection.

“He doesn’t embarrass this man ’cause he doesn’t spit on him in front of everybody. “He leads him … watch how good God is,” Todd said.

Todd highlighted how Jesus chose wisely not to embarrass the blind man by spitting in his eye publicly. When He had spit on the man’s eyes and put his hands on him, Jesus asked, ‘Do you see anything?'” the Scripture states. “He took the blind man by the hand and led him outside the village. He referenced the Bible verse Mark 8:23, which highlights the story of Jesus healing a blind man at Bethsaida by spitting into his eyes privately. But now, God’s saying, ‘You can see clearly all the obstacles.'” You were not able to see clearly because of the damage, the frustration, the hurt, the pain, the trauma. “Some of you all have had friends that you didn’t see who they really were.

And God said, ‘Michael, the past two years have been like raining over people’s lives.’ And he said they need to prophetically declare that, ‘I can see clearly now that the rain is gone,'” Todd told congregants. Popular Pastor Michael Todd of Transformation Church in Bixby, Oklahoma, drew the wrath of the internet and became a trending topic on Twitter as a clip from his message on vision Sunday showed him wiping globs of spit on a congregant’s face even as the coronavirus pandemic rages.īefore the demonstration, Todd detailed that as he was preparing his message for the sermon this week, God used the words of late singer Johnny Nash’s song “ I Can See Clearly Now” to inspire him.

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