Sight
Look at the drawing; clearly, it's a duck's head. Wait, look again, the bill becomes a pair of ears, transforming the duck into a rabbit. Optical illusions are reminders that things aren't always what they seem. What is seen often depends on who is doing the looking. I may not see what you see, and God sees things neither of us may see. While we tend to tolerate or overlook sin, God hates the sight of it. He is able to see into our hearts and determine what is there.

Living the Christian life means trusting in a God we cannot see. We walk by faith (see faith) not by sight. Every time we pray, we are confident that he is listening and that he will answer. Faith also means trusting him with our unknowns, even in our most confusing times. We live out this trust by making decisions based on what God says is true, rather than by what we feel or think. We know that God sees the future even more clearly than we see the present.

God will not tolerate wickedness in his sight.
Genesis 6:11-13; 38:7
Psalm 51:3-4
Isaiah 1:16
God sees and rewards those who humbly obey him from a pure heart.
Psalm 18:24
Matthew 5:8
Luke 10:42
Acts 4:19-20
Romans 2:13
1 Peter 3:4
We trust (see Trust) God, rather than our sight, to guide our lives because God's spiritual kingdom is invisible.
John 20:24-31
2 Corinthians 5:7
Hebrews 11:1-6
Jesus heals (see Healing) people of their blindness, returning their sight.
Matthew 20:33-34
Mark 8:25; 10:52
Luke 7:21
John 9:15-18