Rightglory
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So is the soul, mind and emotions. It is precisely what Christ assumed of our human nature. In His human natue, Christ had a soul, mind and will emotions of a human nature separate from the Divine nature and of His energies and will.Your body is "mortal".
Your "soul" is your mind, will, and emotions.
Agreed.Your SPIRIT is what becomes born again, as the "new Creation in Christ'.
You can use the term, but theologically it has always been called a mortal nature. Adam had both, created with a nature that was neither mortal nor immortal.You sin because of your "Adamic" nature.
When he sinned, the consequence was death to that nature. . It became mortal. Christ makes that nature immortal by His Resurrection which will take place in the eschotan.
Could you explain how your nature would be different than one who does not believe? We both still die. Is there another definition of our nature I am not aware of that is neither mortal, nor immortal, nor has the original nature of Adam? Where is that described in scripture?Adamic nature
It does if you are born again.
We do not become the Divine Nature. That is for God only. But we do share in that nature when we are IN Christ. That was the whole purpose of God in creating man as immature to grow toward that divine nature. What is called THEOSIS. or divinization of man.So, in that case you receive the "divine nature", that is the born again Spirit.
Being born again, is not a change in our physical nature. It is a change in our relationship with God. Baptism signifies that birth, Rom 6:3-4. It is a regeneration of the spiritual relationship man lost due to the fall of man.