Paul writes about his frame of reference of Jesus changed from when he knew Christ as from human view to when he seen Jesus from the Father's view. When Jesus came to Saul to teach him who is really was. Saul lost his eye sight.
Like Saul, sometimes we need to lose our eyesight, sometimes we need to come to the place where we can not see what we have always seen. So that when we receive fresh eyesight, we can see what we have never seen.
The Father's perspective is the way we need to see Jesus, ourself, and everyone else.
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