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Originally Posted by KwaiQ
I have to go to work now, but consider this. Adam sinned in the garden of eden, yet God fellowshipped or communed with him after the sin. Saul sinned against God, yet God "fellowshipped" with him on the Damascus road.
I'll try to post more at length later on today. God bless!
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God may have interacted, but a relationship which they once had was destroyed. Adam was now dead. He was without Life. He was without God.
His human spirit was in desperate need of being made regenerate of God. The human spirit needed to be born again of God (
John 3:6). How can this take place without SIN which brings DEATH being taken care of?
If the relationship can be restored without sin being first removed then there was no need for Calvary.