Great article, Vinh. Like An, I was moved by the thought of living life without the ability to perceive the spiritual realities of it all. What a sad and hopeless state for many, but praise God for the miracle of spiritual sight. It was well put in this line, “it is possible to “see” but not truly see, to visually take in the natural world but not understand the spiritual things of God.” Be faithful, dear brother!
Thanks, Pastor Frank! I really appreciate your encouragement. It is certainly very sad to see spiritual blindness abounding in the world, but it makes the gift of salvation all the more precious for us as believers. Keep up the good work that you’re doing, as well!
Rob Beck
7 years ago
Love how even medicine proves the Bible … Keep up the good work, guys!!
Very insightful, Vinh! I like how you reference the medical account to prove that Christ’s healing of the blind man was indeed a reality. The underlying message of this Scriptural passage really hit close to home. To be physically blind is terrifying, yet it is much worse to be spiritually blind. What a shame it is to miss out on the benefits of God’s Word due to a hardened heart. If we could just ask God to open our spiritual eyes! Thanks again for sharing this powerful truth. You truly are a blessing!
Great article, Vinh. Like An, I was moved by the thought of living life without the ability to perceive the spiritual realities of it all. What a sad and hopeless state for many, but praise God for the miracle of spiritual sight. It was well put in this line, “it is possible to “see” but not truly see, to visually take in the natural world but not understand the spiritual things of God.” Be faithful, dear brother!
Thanks, Pastor Frank! I really appreciate your encouragement. It is certainly very sad to see spiritual blindness abounding in the world, but it makes the gift of salvation all the more precious for us as believers. Keep up the good work that you’re doing, as well!
Love how even medicine proves the Bible … Keep up the good work, guys!!
Thank you, Rob!
Very insightful, Vinh! I like how you reference the medical account to prove that Christ’s healing of the blind man was indeed a reality. The underlying message of this Scriptural passage really hit close to home. To be physically blind is terrifying, yet it is much worse to be spiritually blind. What a shame it is to miss out on the benefits of God’s Word due to a hardened heart. If we could just ask God to open our spiritual eyes! Thanks again for sharing this powerful truth. You truly are a blessing!
Thank you, An! So encouraged to read this, and yes, this story has so many timeless truths for us to learn from. Keep walking with the Lord!