Thus in Mark's Gospel heavenly vision and human uncertainty are bound together: Jesus was the Messiah and could not deny this even during his earthly life; but he wanted his status kept secret, for — this is manifestly the leading thought in Mark — only thus is to be explained the fact that these men, his contemporaries and fellow countrymen, finally delivered him to the Romans to be crucified. (religion-online.org)
There can be no doubt that the crisis in Christianity today is profoundly connected to a loss of heavenly vision. (firstthings.com)
In Acts twenty six, Paul, a prisoner awaiting to be sent to Rome for trial looks back on his life and ministry and tells King Agrippa, «And so, King Agrippa, I did not disobey the heavenly vision». (religion-online.org)