Created to be re-created, First created in the Soul, (God breathed into Adam and Adam became a living Soul.) Yet to be made aware of Spirit or flesh, and at that time it was dependent upon which tree he ate from first, the tree of life or the tree of death? Was told can eat from any tree except that tree of death, the knowledge of good and evil, picking self, being selfish is what took place in that trees fruit to Adam and Eve, and ever since everyone is first born in this flesh selfishness. that results in death.
Now it is what it is, they ate from, and death came and death is ever since. 100% of us die, and that can't be improved upon, as for flesh anyway. So why not go ahead by renewing one's mind set to consider self, flesh already dead, with Christ at Christ's death to the flesh, it is going to die anyway. Or is it in essence born in the flesh already dead through the similitude of Adam and Eve?
John 3:6 That which is
born of the
flesh is
flesh; and that which is
born of the
Spirit is
spirit.
John 3:7 Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be
born again
Is flesh itself selfish? It wants what it wants and throws tantrums for it to get what it wants, gets what it wants if tantrum is paid attention to by others, right?
Think about it, when a child, you wanted a piece of Candy, how did you get that piece of Candy? Especially when we are told No, how do we react? Why do we or did we react the way we reacted? Was it to get that piece of Candy? That we were told we can't have. Whether we did it in well behavior or threw a fit to get that candy, is that not what we all reason about, how do I get what I want? A manipulation for what I think is best for me, even if or especially if I act unselfish. Is God treated like a vending machine? Is God a vending machine?
What is it that every one wants? The bottom line? All else aside, this world aside and all it offers here and now, is it to die or not to die? So has death trapped us, in death we are born dead, yet physically alive and Spiritually dead.
Can the physical death as of yet be changed as in not to die physically in the flesh?
So:
Romans 12:2
And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the
renewing of your
mind, that ye may prove what
is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.
Romans 6:11 Likewise
reckon ye also yourselves to be
dead indeed unto
sin, but alive unto God through Jesus Christ our Lord.
How are we to reckon we alive to God in flesh or Spirit?
Is all sin trapped today to the flesh, by Christ?
Romans 8:3 For what the law could not do, in that it was weak through the
flesh, God sending his own Son in the likeness of
sinful
flesh, and for
sin,
condemned sin in the
flesh:
Can the Spirit of God sin?
Who led Christ?
Did Christ send this very same Spirit of Father. God to us, those that decide to believe God?
Why did Christ not sin, or how was he contained to not sin? Being dependent right ion who?
Who then did the works that he did, him or Father?
Who then is to do the works, since we also believe, us or Father through us?
If it is Father through us, is there stress?
If it is us trying to do what is right is there stress?
Praying God reveals truth here as in how to walk in dependence on Father alone through Son Christ
