Jesus Right Before Our Eyes

This image is an optical illusion and has no supernatural or religious meaning in and of itself.  It is, however an illustration of what I have been talking about for the last few days.

Look at it very closely.  Move close to your computer's monitor screen and focus on the wooden blocks.  If you immediately see the word “Jesus,” you are one of the few.  Most people will see a randomly arranged set of rectangular wooden blocks.  Pull back from the screen and focus on the background rather than the blocks and you should suddenly see the word “Jesus.”  From that time on, you will see “Jesus” every time you look at the image.

The world is like that.  Non-believers do not see Jesus even though He is standing right in front of them.  Believers see Jesus in everything.

Jesus in the Snow

We’ve all laughed (or felt disgusted) at people seeing the face of Jesus on toast, in a water stain on a door, or in a clump of kudzu hanging from a telephone pole.  Many people see the face of Jesus in the photograph displayed on the web pages below.   The story behind the photograph may or may not have actually happened; it is likely to be merely an urban legend.  Some never see the face, just blobs of black and white.  One person pointed out that this is the way the world is: Jesus is always here among us, some see Him, some never will.  Once you see Him, you will always see Him.

http://www.rejesus.co.uk/site/module/unexpected_faces/P7/

http://jestkidding.com/kids-corner/jesus-in-the-snow/

Another story of the origin of this picture:

http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-173272