What the Bible says about Eye to Eye Contact
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Romans 1:11 Paul wanted to be with them. Personal contact would be so much more effective than a letter, than hearing things through a second or a third person. He felt that if they could just be eye to eye, face to face, see one another's expressions and be in one another's presence, it would be so much better than hearing through some other means. For us, a telephone might be fine—it is better than nothing, better than a letter—but not as good as being there in person and being able to get the effect of the other with all of one's senses. John W. Ritenbaugh How to Know We Love Christ Related Topics: Fellowship | Fellowship of Believers | Fellowship with Brethren | Fellowship with Christ | Fellowship with God | Intimacy | Intimacy with Christ | Intimacy with God

 

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