1. Through the death and resurrection of Christ, humanity can be freed from the old man, contaminated by the devil’s DNA. The question is: how can we live in the new man if the old man is still within us and the nature of sin has not been eradicated from us in this age? The answer is that each person needs to choose daily whether they will live according to the new man or according to the old. Which one do you choose to live by? (Romans 6:4).
2. Today we need to understand that it is possible to choose not to live according to the old man but according to the new man. Everything depends on where we place our thoughts, that is, where we direct our minds. The secret lies in inclining it toward the Spirit. The more we immerse ourselves in the word of God, the more we allow it to guide and direct us. In this way, we experience the reality of the old man’s having been crucified with Christ (Romans 8:5-9).
3. When we live by the life of God through His Word by believing in it and obeying it without reservation, we realize that it has the power to perform supernatural works in our lives. It is not about living according to the right and wrong of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil but by the life that is in the Word of God (1 Cor 1:18; 2 Cor 3:17).
4. “Therefore, when Seth was born to replace Abel, man realized how weak and fragile he was without God’s presence and provision. Instead of hardening his heart, as Cain had done, Seth, representing Adam, humbled himself and began to call upon the name of the Lord. He found, in repentance, a door to salvation. […] We, yes, must repent, have a change of attitude, and cry out: “O God, be merciful to me, a sinner!” (Luke 18:13) (Daily Food, book 4, week 3, Thursday, p. 48).
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