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First Things First!
The first Adam broke the Law of sin and death and sinned entered the world. Adam as the head of the human race passed sin and death to all through birth we receive the nature of sin. Satan is the father of all born and shaped in iniquity through birth.
The Second Adam was born of the seed of the Holy spirit as God manifested in the flesh without the sin nature. Jesus is the head of the spiritual race that lived a sinless life fulfilling the Mosaic Law to qualify as the spotless offering without spot or blemish to condemn sin in His spotless body laying down His life to die for the sins of the world. Jesus satisfied the Mosaic Law by taking the penalty of death and established it by keeping the whole Mosaic Law for us. On the third day picked up His life again to conquer death. Jesus’ physical body of flesh and blood was raised as a glorified spirit body of flesh and bone. He did not sin, so death could not hold Him down. Jesus rose to make a new and living way through an everlasting covenant of the spirit of life in Christ for all that believe.
Christ is the end of the Mosaic Law for all that believe unto spirit regeneration into Christ. When we sink into Him we are crucified with Christ to the Mosaic Law fulfilling its penalty in dying with Christ and in the same likeness raised with Him to the newness of life in Him. At the point of salvation God becomes the Father of those identified in Christ the Son of God the head of a spiritual race. (Romans 5:12-21, 6;1-23; I Corinthians 15; Romans 10:9-10). God is spirit and those that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth. God is the father of spirits made perfect through Jesus Christ. God after the resurrection does not dwell in temples (Churches) made with hands. The body of the born again believer is the temple of the Holy spirit and we are in Christ in heavenly places in the spirit as the body of Christ identified in the resurrected Body of Jesus (John 3, 4:24, Acts 7:48, Hebrews 12).
God does not hear the prayer of sinners (John 9). The sinner is unregenerate outside of Christ and doesn’t have access to relationship with God. God only hears the prayer of salvation to get born of God to have fellowship with God (I John 1).