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Here are some verses that reflect Jesus' teachings about humanity's spiritual blindness and deception: | Here are some verses that reflect Jesus' teachings about humanity's spiritual blindness and deception: | ||
== | == '''Humanity’s Spiritual Blindness and Deception''' == | ||
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These verses together underscore the theme of humanity's vulnerability to deception, particularly through the flesh, and the way Jesus and the apostles call believers to rely on the Spirit and truth to overcome it. | These verses together underscore the theme of humanity's vulnerability to deception, particularly through the flesh, and the way Jesus and the apostles call believers to rely on the Spirit and truth to overcome it. | ||
== | == '''Conclusion''' == | ||
The *ה* (He) represents a lack of understanding, symbolizing humanity’s spiritual blindness and deception. Jesus spoke often about the spiritual blindness of those who were deceived, drawing parallels to the deception of Eve in the Garden of Eden. True understanding comes through Jesus, the light of the world, who opens the eyes of the spiritually blind. | The *ה* (He) represents a lack of understanding, symbolizing humanity’s spiritual blindness and deception. Jesus spoke often about the spiritual blindness of those who were deceived, drawing parallels to the deception of Eve in the Garden of Eden. True understanding comes through Jesus, the light of the world, who opens the eyes of the spiritually blind. | ||
