^BOne day, four men brought a crippled man to Jesus ^BStill and lifeless, he ^F#lay upon his ^Bbed ^BHe had not moved since he was just a baby ^BStill he longed to beco^F#me a normal ^Bman

^CNow we don't know much about the men that carried ^CThe corners of his t^Gattered bed that ^Cday ^CBut if we may create an illustration ^CWe'll see what these men m^Gight have had to ^Csay

^DbSuppose that first man said, "I hate to doubt it ^DbFor Jesus touched my ^Abeyes when I was b^Dblind ^DbHe made me see and there's no doubt about it ^DbBut this man's needs are more ^Abserious than m^Dbine"

^DSuppose that second man said, "No need to bother ^DThis man's condition ^Awill remain the ^Dsame ^DThough Jesus touched my hand when it was withered ^DI don't believe He can ^Aheal a man so ^Dlame"

^EbSuppose that third man said, "I hate to question ^EbBut no one here is more ^Bbskeptical than ^Ebme ^EbThough Jesus cleansed me when I was a leper ^EbThis helpless man will n^Bbever walk, you ^Ebsee"

^EThen every eye was turned to the fourth man ^ETo see how he might c^Briticize and d^Eoubt ^EBut all three men were startled with amazement ^EWhen that fourth man stopped and s^Baid his name out l^Eoud

He said, "^AMy name is Lazarus, could I testify? ^EMy name is Lazarus, it feels good to be alive When ^AI in chains of death was bound This ^Bman named Jesus called me out If you th^Eink your little problem is too big for Him to solve ^ATake it from the one who's heard the mighty voice of G^Eod A l^Aiving testim^Bony of His de^Eath-defying t^C#ouch, ^F#my name is L^Bazar^Eus"

Greater Vision - My name is lazarus