Thursday December 5, 2019
In the history of Christianity, many have attempted to alter the new type of man, this new man, in order to fit our own desires for the old man. Consider the Corinthians, who held strong to some of the aspects of this man and ignored the others. They embraced the new man's eternal and his forgiveness, and they rejected all the things that made up his holiness. They rejoiced in their eternal life and their forgiveness, while they participated in strife, jealousy, division, selfishness, greed, judgment, vengeance, disorder, fear, drunkenness, and fornication.
As I read other literature than our main topic, and come across something insightful and helpful to us, I find that I'd rather share it now than wait and chance forgetting it. As it turns out, this passage is associated with out topic. Joe Aldrich writes of the leaven of legalism,...
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