Seeing Jesus as He is allows Christians to understand their salvation and relationship with God.
The act of 'seeing' Jesus transcends mere knowledge; it becomes a transformational experience of faith and grace. In John 20:31, it is noted, 'These are written that you might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God.' This highlights that belief is rooted in a personal encounter with Christ through the Scriptures. In our natural state, we are like John, who fell at His feet in awe upon seeing Christ's true nature. Such moments lead to a deepened understanding of grace — that it is solely God's movement towards us that allows this relationship and not anything of our own merit. Seeing Christ reveals not only His glory but also our profound need for His grace, reminding us that we are saved solely by His work, as stated in Ephesians 2:8-9.
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