Matthew Poole and continuators on Mark 10:52

52 And Jesus said unto him, Go thy way, thy faith hath made thee whole. And immediately he received his sight, and followed Jesus in the way.

This History is a meer Narrative of a matter of Fact, in the Relation of which no difficulties occur, which stand in need of Explication. Matthew, Mark and Luke relate it, with but two considerable differences. Matthew mentioneth two Blind Men, the other two Evangelists but one. It is probable the one was the more remarkable, and his Father a Person of some Note, therefore he is mentioned, also, the other probably some obscurer Person. Luke reports it done, when he came nigh to Jericho. Matthew and Mark, as he went out of Iericho, but tho Luke saith, that he sate Begging by the way, as they came nigh to Iericho, yet he doth not say the Miracle of his Cure was wrought then. It is most probable, that he followed Christ into Iericho, crying after him, and also when he went out of Iericho, and that it was as he went out of Iericho (as Matthew and Mark say) that our Saviour took notice of him, called him, and wrought the Cure upon him. See further the Notes on Matth. 20.17.

Marginal references: Mat. 9.22. Chap. 5.34.; Or, hath saved thee.