The Holiness of Bad Eyesight
Wednesday, January 29, 2025
In Genesis 27, Isaac is blessing his sons. He wants to bless Esau, but Jacob comes to him disguised. Due to his poor eyesight, Isaac blesses Jacob instead, thus fulfilling the prophecy. Are you having a hard time blessing, loving, or forgiving a person in your life? When you look at them, do you see all their faults and all the things they've done wrong, and you can't forgive or bless them? The problem is that your eyesight is too good. It's hard to bless when you have good eyesight. To bless them, you have to have faith, not to see their sin, but to see the blood of the Messiah. God has blessed you and chosen to not see your sins through the blood of the Messiah. That's God's grace. Learn to have His grace towards others. Look through the blood of the Messiah so as not to see all of their faults. The eyes of your heart need poor vision so that you will see only the face of God and you will be a blessing. For you are not only blessed by what you see but by what you don't.
From Message #471 - Be Ye Imperfect II
Today's Mission
Today, have faith not to see the sins of others but to see the blood of the Messiah. Then speak a blessing over them.
Scripture: 1 Peter 4:8 | Genesis 27
Rabbi Jonathan Cahn