Visual system

Notably, it is true to imply that the visual system has specialized areas for perceiving
bodies, places, and faces but not other kinds of object and the reason behind this is entirely
dependent on the visual perception. Visual perception can be viewed as the ability of people
to see and perceive their surrounding and process the information related to the surrounding.
The manner in which people perceive things show the amazing work of God in creating the
intricate process of vision a notion that makes human beings to perceive thing differently.
The vision is a complex process which involves many precise steps such that even the most
advanced studies are still in awe of the process.
The reason why we can perceive some things and not others in our vision is well
explained by the Bible. According to the Bible, the vision system is not limited only to
physical things, but it is also an instrument of supernatural revelation. The level of faith and
belief of an individual determines their vision and the extent to which they can perceive both
the physical and spiritual and physical world. Therefore, vision represents both seeing and
perceiving making the vision a rather complex system. Many people understand seeing as
part of vision, but many have not paid attention to revelatory visions which can make you
perceive other things which are not physical (Hildebrandt, 2018). What needs to be
understood is that revelatory visions are not dream as they are perceived and captured when
an individual is awake making them a part of the vision system. In other words, revelatory
visions are not imaginations, but rather they are real things that are perceived by people based
on their level of faith.

References

Hildebrandt, F. (2018). Christianity According to the Wesleys: The Harris Franklin Rall
Lectures 1954, delivered at Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston, Illinois. Wipf and
Stock Publishers.