"To see the truth" means to perceive or understand the reality or facts of a situation, rather than being misled by misconceptions or falsehoods.
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People can not
see the truth in the darkness, therefore things that once were right and functional have brought confusion to society.
It has to do with that annoying log in your eye, you just ca
n't see the truth about yourself.
That is not to say that there hasn't been a lot of pain involved when I finally
saw the truth about myself.
But then, how are people ever going to
see the truth if we don't expose it to the light?
You may realize that the Way and Truth are clearly inside you i.e. you can not
see the truth without looking back at you or going through you.
I realized I'd actually been those good things all along — it's just that my mind was so programmed with junk that I couldn't
see the truth before.
I have
already seen the truth project and although there is christian faith in it, the truth project has zero truth when the science chapter comes in to play.
I just happened to have moved on to other posts, came back to this post to copy something I saw another blogger post, happened to
see the truths post and yours.
Everybody sees the truth though, the pressure is on him to deliver and if he fails once more the excuses will be dried up.
For this exhibition demonstrates that artists and
radicals saw a truth the British political establishment ignored.
We've
seen this truth evidenced countless times as we've reviewed products that seemed amazing on paper, but fell flat under real - world use.
If you are blind to the truth you will
not see the truth no matter how clear it may be stated.
I usually give the conservtive crew a hard time for their vile nature, but I also
see truth as truth, fair is fair.
We
also see this truth over in Hebrews 5:8 where we read that Jesus learned obedience through what He suffered.
Haha you atheists are a joke, you want Christians to back up what they say, but you can say something like that and it's just «fact» riiiiiiight, you can't
see the truth through all those lies!
Like his images of the Brown Sisters, the power of Nicholas Nixon's exhibition is
seeing the truth revealed over time through a wide range of emotions that should all be seen, acknowledged, and felt.
But when a
man sees the truth, his conscience tells him to follow it, and if he refuses, then the State has the right to compel that man to listen to his conscience.
John Senior, in The Restoration of Christian Culture, explains the phrase this way — «the lover is the only one who
really sees the truth about a person... we can only love what we know because we have first touched, tasted, smelled, heard and seen.»