Jesus uses two examples to illustrate the greater message of what the Kingdom of God is like.

Jesus manages to evade arrest and starts doing ministry where John the Baptizer had done his work.

Jesus is almost stoned to death after claiming that He and God the Father are One.

Jesus' care and compassion for His sheep is going to be demonstrated by the lengths He will go to protect them from harm.

Jesus teaches the crowds about those who desire their welfare compared to those who desire to break in and cause destruction.

Jesus returns to the man who was born blind and offers him spiritual sight.

The man (who is no longer blind) slowly and surely comes to the defense of Jesus in the presence of the Pharisees.

Unsatisfied with the answers they're receiving, the Pharisees continue to question the formerly blind man and his family about Jesus.

Jesus heals a man born blind by spreading mud on his face (gross). 

Jesus continues to call out people on their improper view and practice of honoring the Sabbath.