Daniel of Sidon
Father of a born blind boy, then of three daughters, he is about to repudiate his Wife. She, trusting in Jesus, proposes a deal to Daniel: she will return with a healed son and the love of her husband will come back to her. He agrees and that is what happens: Jesus gives the young child eyes like his own.[1] (Mary says in a lullaby to baby Jesus: "Your sapphire eyes are the stars of my Heart."[2]).
And, reading in her Heart, Jesus sees the secret torment of this Woman regarding her marriage. He then tells her: "Let your faith be rewarded. Here is your son who will be your honor and your Peace. Show him to your husband and he will return to your love, and your house will know new days of happiness." As promised, this will be the occasion for the reconciliation between the parents and that of the conversion of Daniel:"My father intended to look for you. For the Tabernacles, he could not speak to you. He wanted to tell you that he loved you Good because of the eyes you have given me."[3]
His name
Daniel means "God has judged." Historical reference: the famous prophet deported to the court of Babylon, he interprets dreams and descends with his companions into the pit where he is saved by the angel.
Where is it mentioned in the work?
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