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What does 'see' mean in 'he cannot see the Kingdom of God'?

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No matter what it looks like here…We don’t look at what we see; we look at what we do not see. Is that right? Anyhow, “to see” doesn’t mean “to look at.” The word “see” means “to understand.” Jesus said, “Except a man be borned of water and Spirit, he cannot see the Kingdom of God.” In other words, he can’t understand the Kingdom of God until he’s borned again. See? You have to accept it by faith. And then when He comes into you, you understand it. You accept healing the same way. Stay right with it. Not what you look at, what you believe, what you understand to be the truth, what you’re looking at, the unseen, then stay with that. That’s why all these visions. I just lay my life right on any, for it never fails. I have faith in it. I believe it. If I can get you to believe the same thing, it’s over then. See?

It Shall Be Even as It Was Told Me, 1950-08-18, Cleveland, OH, §23

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Title:
It Shall Be Even as It Was Told Me
Date:
August 18, 1950
Location:
Cleveland, OH
Paragraph:
§23

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