How is your vision?

[Norah63]

The different way's of seeing things. With the natural eyes, and that takes in a lot. Our world is full of things to see, screens of all sizes to capture our eyes.
Sweet family faces, joy of sunrise, stores full of merchandise. All eye candy to behold. We might see suffering humanity, and a fallen world system.
Then there are the times we 'see' with our eyes closed, the deeper fuller revelation of what we are to be about down here on earth. Tuning in with our inner vision of the spirit to what is really real. The outer vision is temporary, while the inner eyes see the eternal. I pray my focus will be more with the inner vision to see what really needs attention.

 

[the.Sheepdog]

amen. I think we see what we can handle. If we see something we cannot handle we do whatever we have to so we dont see that again. I have tried to do that since 1971 with varying degrees of success.

 

[Handmaid for Jesus]

Acts 2:17

King James Version (KJV)

17 And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams:

 

[Norah63]

Yes isn't it amazing how much more we can really "see" with our eyes closed in prayer?
So much easier to say yes Lord when we are not looking at the problem.

 

[Norah63]

What do you 'see' when you close your eyes in prayer? Is it anything at all?
How long must you wait to really have vision? Patience teaches us to wait upon the Lord. Through much prayer and fasting.
When you open your eyes and look around you, what do you see?
Is it your provision? The things you need daily? When you go out to get those things what do you use? Is it money? Where did you get that?
What does it do to your inner vision?
Others 'see' faith in terms of coins, or lack thereof. Some 'see' faith in healing, some in the Words of Christ. In our daily activities can we relate to faith without any thought to others needs? How can we meet those needs? Can we work, should we work? Is our hearts pure enough to work and still have faith? Who can judge these things? If our heart does not condemn us, then neither will Jesus. For He says, who so ever is not against me is for me. Wonderful comforting words of life.