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<blockquote data-quote="BrownFlush" data-source="post: 5922601" data-attributes="member: 65823">Can&#039;t you read, Homo? There is none. Which part of God is silent don&#039;t you understand?Your ignorance is showing again.&nbsp;&quot;For as by one man&#039;s disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many be made righteous&quot; (Rom. 5:19).&nbsp; If we can argue that the disobedience of Adam is imputed to us all, why isn&#039;t the obedience of Christ imputed?&nbsp;Neither guilt nor personal righteousness can be transferred from one person to another, but the consequences of either one may, to some extent, fall upon oneBy his sin Adam brought about conditions that make every person subject to temptation. In this way he made sinners.(death spread) It was through the conditions brought about by Adam&#039;s sin(the garden was heaven on earth until he sinned) that the temptations and environmental influences causes man to sin, that by his disobedience (choice) many were made sinners. We are made sinners by our own sins,&nbsp; not his.In our earthly life we toil, struggle and die. There is nothing we can do to earn the right to partake of the tree of life. There is only One, the second Adam, Jesus Christ, who makes it possible for us to obtain eternal life and gain access to the tree of life in Heaven with God. The second Adam offers life, hope and peace. Only in Him who was dead (because of his own sin)will live forever and have life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownFlush, post: 5922601, member: 65823"] Can't you read, Homo? There is none. Which part of God is silent don't you understand? Your ignorance is showing again. "For as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many be made righteous" (Rom. 5:19). If we can argue that the disobedience of Adam is imputed to us all, why isn't the obedience of Christ imputed? Neither guilt nor personal righteousness can be transferred from one person to another, but the consequences of either one may, to some extent, fall upon one By his sin Adam brought about conditions that make every person subject to temptation. In this way he made sinners.(death spread) It was through the conditions brought about by Adam's sin(the garden was heaven on earth until he sinned) that the temptations and environmental influences causes man to sin, that by his disobedience (choice) many were made sinners. We are made sinners by our own sins, not his. In our earthly life we toil, struggle and die. There is nothing we can do to earn the right to partake of the tree of life. There is only One, the second Adam, Jesus Christ, who makes it possible for us to obtain eternal life and gain access to the tree of life in Heaven with God. The second Adam offers life, hope and peace. Only in Him who was dead (because of his own sin)will live forever and have life. [/QUOTE]

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