SoliDeoGloria
Puritan Board Freshman
I have been preparing a sermon on Matthew 6: 19-24 because I was asked to for some broadcast...
One thing that perplexes me, and although this may seem stupid, I am having difficulty comprehending what is meant by Matthew says "The eye is the lamp of the body."
What necessarily does it mean that your eyes are the lamp of your body?
I'd appreciate some insight. I don't have time to get to the seminary today and get a commentary on it, and as to what it means.. is perplexing me. I don't understand the relativity of eyes being the light of the body. Unless it means that which you set your eyes upon will fill your body with that, meaning lust will create darkness and wickedness in you and so forth.
Any thoughts?
One thing that perplexes me, and although this may seem stupid, I am having difficulty comprehending what is meant by Matthew says "The eye is the lamp of the body."
What necessarily does it mean that your eyes are the lamp of your body?
I'd appreciate some insight. I don't have time to get to the seminary today and get a commentary on it, and as to what it means.. is perplexing me. I don't understand the relativity of eyes being the light of the body. Unless it means that which you set your eyes upon will fill your body with that, meaning lust will create darkness and wickedness in you and so forth.
Any thoughts?