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At this point, I'd like to deal with a couple objections in this text.Moody Monthly-
Encyclopedia of 7700 Illustrations 5702 What Is SinMan calls it an accident; God calls it an abomination.
Man calls it a blunder; God calls it blindness.
Man calls it a defect; God calls it a disease.
Man calls it a chance; God calls it a choice.
Man calls it an error; God calls it an enmity.
Man calls it a fascination; God calls it a fatality.
Man calls it an infirmity; God calls it an iniquity.
Man calls it a luxury; God calls it a leprosy.
Man calls it a liberty; God calls it lawlessness.
Man calls it a trifle; God calls it a tragedy.
Man calls it a mistake; God calls it a madness.
Man calls it a weakness; God calls it willfulness.
—Moody Monthly
As I've said so far, we are either ruled by Adam or we are ruled by Christ.
clarified that through Adam sin and death rule over us.Him and his trespass - was the king of our lives.
I don't really understand why anybody would want to – but we could keep Adam as our head.
>>> Just don't believe in Christ.
We can remain under the headship of Adam whose legacy to us his sin and death.
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We we can ask Christ to be our new King, that is we trust in Christ as our savior.
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