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How My Work as a Doctor Transformed My Understanding of This Frequently Used Scripture Phrase
In the scriptures, blindness is a metaphor for disbelief and vision is figuratively or literally a description of receiving revelation. The Doctrine and Covenants teaches that the "eyes are a representation of light and knowledge" (D&C 77:44). The scriptures are full of these neuro-ophthalmology (a
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