Hi Phil again, and all,

Right after I wrote that E-Mail I sent, telling you of Mari's 
experiences as a child and an adult dealing with blindness, she cried 
like a baby, and I thought she was going to lose her supper, but she 
didn't, PRAISE GOD!

What I am wondering is, when Jesus said you weren't blind, did He 
mean in the physical sense, or in the perceiving sense? This I can 
believe and already do. I am not blind because my eyes are opened to 
Bible study and words from you and other great Bible scholars. So, my 
dear friend, explain yourself, if you can, that is.


Love,

Reeva Parry.


On Saturday 6/2/2007 11:36 PM, Phil Scovell said:

>Vicki,
>
>Jesus has already made all things right.  He made you.  That isn't a joke.
>It is the truth.  Tonight I told someone, as we discussed this blind thing,
>that when people say, Oh, you have accepted, or adjusted to your blindness
>so well, I nearly thro up.  I want to say, Me?  I have never adjusted to my
>blindness and I never will.  I am adjusting to Jesus and the way He thinks
>and one thing I know for a fact.  Jesus ain't blind and He has told me more
>than once, You are like me now.  That's good enough for me.  In fact, one
>time, Jesus even said, You are not blind now.  I never doubted Him when He
>said it then and I don't doubt Him now either.