All I have in Adam is but sin and death

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All I have in Adam is but sin and death,
I in Christ inherit life and righteousness;
When in flesh abiding, Adam I express,
But when in the spirit Christ is manifest.
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When I am in Adam, though I may not sin,
Unto death, a sinner, sentenced I have been;
When in Christ I need not righteously to act,
I’m already righteous, justified in fact.
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In the flesh I need no effort to express
Marks of Adam’s nature and its sinfulness;
In the spirit I need not to strive or strain,
I can live as He is and in spirit reign.
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Thru my death with Christ, from Adam I am free,
Thru my life with Christ, new life is given me!
Minding not the flesh, old Adam cannot move,
Minding just the spirit, life divine I prove.
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Minding just the spirit is God’s saving way,
Minding just the spirit, Christ we will display;
Minding just the spirit, we can overcome,
Minding just the spirit, we the race may run.
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Minding just the spirit, we the cross will know,
And His resurrection pow’r thru us will flow;
Minding just the spirit, Christ will live thru me,
And His life within will reach maturity.
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In the spirit Christ is life and all to me,
Strengthening and blessing all-inclusively;
Living in the spirit, holiness I prove,
And the triune God within my heart doth move.

Copyright Living Stream Ministry. Used by permission.

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Maria L

Fremont, California, United States

When we believed into the Lord Jesus, our eyes were opened; we realized that we lived in sin and under condemnation, and by His mercy, we turned from darkness to light and from the authority of Satan to God.

Hallelujah thru our death with Christ, from Adam we are free! We can overcome everything thru His ressurection power 😀

Thank you Lord Jesus 🙏


YR

Minding just the SPIRIT

Romans 8:2, 4, 6, 13, 16, 26.


Allen In Christ

San Marcos, TX, United States

For those who are according to the flesh mind the things of the flesh; but those who are according to the spirit, the things of the Spirit. 6 For the mind set on the flesh is death, but the mind set on the spirit is life and peace. 7 Because the mind set on the flesh is enmity against God; for it is not subject to the law of God, for neither can it be. 8 And those who are in the flesh cannot please God.

9 But you are not in the flesh, but in the spirit, if indeed the Spirit of God dwells in you. (Romans 8:5-9)

The key is how we use our mind. Lord Jesus train us to mind the spirit for Your recovery.


Kitty Joubert

Bloemfontein, Free State RSA, South Africa

This song fits in with the building study of W Nee and W Lee about Taking Christ as Our Person and Living HIM and for the Church Life -22 June 2018. I enjoyed it together with Hymn 481 Crucified with Christ my Savior to the world and self and sin. It is not hard to die with Christ..... and IF we die, we’ll live with Christ, if we suffer, we SHALL reign.


Brother Jeff Hall

Sterling, MA, United States

This hymn has blessed me in the way of life, it shows us the reality of man’s way versus God’s way........


Sister Delith Espinosa perocho

Pagadian City, Zamboanga Del Sur, Philippines

Praise the Lord, saints. I love this hymn. Hallelujah!


Koit PĂ€rn

Aadamas on minul ainult patt ja surm,

Kristuses pÀrisin elu, Ôiguse;

Kui lihas pĂŒsin, Aadamat vĂ€ljendan,

Aga kui vaimus, siis Kristust vÀljendan.

Aadamas ei pruugi ma patustada,

Siiski surma mÔistetud patune ma;

Siis kui Kristuses Ôiglaselt ei kÀitu,

Olen siiski Ôige, Ôigeks mÔistetud.

Lihas vaeva ei pea ma nÀgema, et

VĂ€ljendada Aadama loomust, pattu.

Vaimus vaeva ei pea nÀgema, sest vÔin

Elada kui Ta, vaimus valitseda.

Kristuse surmas Aadamast vaba ma,

Mul on nĂŒĂŒd uus elu koos Kristusega!

MĂ”istus pole lihal—Aadam seotud on,

MÔistus vaimul, nii jumalik elu mul.

MĂ”istus vaimul—see Jumala pÀÀstetee,

MĂ”istus vaimul—nii Kristust vĂ€ljendame,

MÔistust vaimul hoides me vÔime vÔita,

MĂ”istus vaimul—vĂ”idujooksu jookseme.

MĂ”istus vaimul—risti tundma Ă”pime,

Ning Ta ĂŒlestĂ”usmisvĂ€gi meist voolab,

MĂ”istus vaimul—Kristus End vĂ€lja elab,

Ta elu jĂ”uab minus kĂŒpsuseni.

Kristus vaimus mulle eluks ja kÔigeks,

Tugevdab, Ônnistab kÔikehÔlmavalt.

Elan vaimus, nii pĂŒhadus tĂ”eline,

Kolmainu Jumal mu sĂŒdames liigub.


Matt Sanders

Oklahoma City, OK, United States

Lord, thank You for mingling and moving into my heart.


Brad Novacek

Praise the Lord! Minding just the Spirit is God's saving way to be released from the marks of Adam's nature and Christ's resurrection power to know!


Paul Momavila

Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa

What a rest; no more struggle or strain. Just mind the spirit we can overcome and is also the saving way. Oh Lord Jesus capture us defeat us never let me win.

Learning to Speak the Hymns

The former way of having a certain person call hymns, pray, and speak has been eliminated because everyone agrees with and accepts the change in system. We all bring our Bibles and hymnals to the meeting, and in changing the system we must first learn to speak the hymns. The Bible does not emphasize singing the hymns but speaking the hymns (Eph. 5:19). There is a reason for this. Hymn lyrics are the highest form of language—exceptional utterances of spiritual experiences. Ordinary speaking is not as refined as hymns. Therefore, we need to learn to speak the hymns. For one person to speak is easy, but for many to speak as one is not easy. Therefore, we need. to practice; each one should. speak a little in a coordinated. way.

For example, the first stanza of Hymns, #593 says, "All I have in Adam is but sin and. death, / I in Christ inherit life and righteousness," These lyrics are a parallel construction. Sin is parallel to righteousness, and death is parallel to life. The former is what we had from birth, whereas the latter is what we have inherited. Then the hymn says, "When in flesh abiding, Adam I express, / But when in the spirit Christ is manifest," Express is parallel to manifest, and Adam is parallel to Christ. Stanza 5 says, "Minding just the spirit is God's saving way, / Minding just the spirit, Christ we will display; / Minding just the spirit, we can overcome, / Minding just the spirit, we the race may run," These lyrics distill the importance and effectiveness of minding the spirit. I wrote this hymn in 1961. I do not have the ability of a genius who can compose a poem in a few minutes; rather, I spent much effort and consideration to write lyrics with elegance and beauty.

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