Sir Isaac Newton, anxious to solve a certain optical problem, gazed intently at the sun in its noonday splendor. When he had finished his observations, he returned home, only to see the sun wherever he looked.
When Saul of Tarsus was traveling the Damascus road, he saw a light above the brightness of the sun (Acts 26:13), and he could not see for the glory of that light (Acts 22:11). He saw, moreover, the LORD of glory, and He ever afterward filled his vision