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Izzy wrote:
Can you explain what an
“inheritance in sin” is exactly?
Does it mean
you are guilty before
God, even if you have
not actually committed a
sin?
jt:
I think defining sin is probably an issue here also.
I don't see
sin as action oriented only. It
is that but includes attitudes and thoughts
of the heart also. The works of the flesh in Gal 5:19
include both ie:
"Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, licentiousness,
idolatry, sorcery,
hatred, contentions, jealousies, outbursts of wrath,
selfish ambitions,
dissensions, heresies, murders, drunkenness,
revelries, and the like"
It takes a work of grace and a circumcised heart to
walk free from
the above which is the natural affliction of everyone
born into the
first Adam because this is who we are and we are
by nature
children of wrath until we are born again and partake
of and begin
to walk in the divine
nature.
judyt
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