Entonces les tocó los ojos, diciendo: "Hágase en ustedes según su fe." (Matthew 9:29)

Y se les abrieron los ojos. Y Jesús les advirtió rigurosamente: "Miren que nadie lo sepa." (Matthew 9:30)

Pero ellos, en cuanto salieron, divulgaron Su fama por toda aquella tierra. (Matthew 9:31)

Al salir ellos de allí, Le trajeron un mudo endemoniado.

Después que el demonio había sido expulsado, el mudo habló; y las multitudes se maravillaban, y decían: "Jamás se ha visto cosa igual en Israel." (Matthew 9:33)

Pero los Fariseos decían: "El echa fuera los demonios por el príncipe de los demonios." (Matthew 9:34)

Jesús recorría todas las ciudades y aldeas, enseñando en las sinagogas de ellos, proclamando el evangelio del reino y sanando toda enfermedad y toda dolencia. (Matthew 9:35)

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Matthew 9:32 - Cross Reference

Se extendió Su fama por toda Siria; y traían a El todos los que estaban enfermos, afectados con diversas enfermedades y dolores, los endemoniados, epilépticos y paralíticos, y El los sanaba. (Matthew 4:24)

Entonces trajeron a Jesús un endemoniado ciego y mudo, y lo sanó, de manera que el mudo hablaba y veía. (Matthew 12:22)

Jesús estaba echando fuera un demonio que era mudo, y cuando el demonio salió, el mudo habló; y las multitudes se maravillaron. (Luke 11:14)

Y uno de la multitud Le respondió: "Maestro, Te he traído a mi hijo que tiene un espíritu mudo, (Mark 9:17)