Only Human?

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Humans in Christ

Human born from GOD. Because He is our Father and we are His children. We are God's very own family, not partially but fully. Though humans, we come from God, being His childern. If children, then our spiritual DNA has God's DNA in it. We are born from above (born from God), something not to be taken lightly for its tremendous potentials and latent power. We are not gods, in the sense of being pagan idols, but children of God given God-offspring and God-heir status.

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But don't go out publicly declaring we are so. It should manifest with zero effort. People know the tree by its fruit though it's something to be pondered within ourselves. Publicly, we show we're only humans, the lowly kind, sometimes even withdrawn in a crowd of showoffs. But deep within we know our spiritual stature, how the Father has been pleased to give us the Kingdom [Luke 12.32]. To natural men, this has no bearing, even a heresy. But we take it seriously in our inner man and live out its inherent and concomitant character principles in our lives and relationships daily.

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The more we live out the humanity of Christ (being truly human in Christ), the more His deity is seen in us, proving we're true sons and daughters of God. And the more our God-heir and God-offspring status is boosted in the heavenly realms. 


We're like the man Jesus (Jesus being perfect God and perfect man simultaneously). We live out his character---meek, lowly, simple, not self-seeking, not self-centered, uncompromising, patient, broad-minded, compassionate yet fierce, loving but hating sin and wickedness. Even hating sinners who refuse to repent and yet forgiving them even if they are not repentant.

Jesus asked the Father at the cross to "forgive them for they know not what they do," even if those who rejected and crucified him were far from being repentant. So, why the forgiveness? Did the Father forgive them? No. The Word is clear about no repentance, no pardon. But Jesus uttered this to demonstrate how we should love our enemies and do good to those who hate us. It is more of showing the Father how Jesus understood his persecutors and had compassion on them than really asking the Father's forgiveness for them.

We should have the same heart for those who treat us as enemies or as garbage. If we say we're only humans in Christ, then we should act and live like the man Jesus Christ, not like natural men of this world. Yes, we're only humans---but saved humans, saved saints, radically transformed human citizens of heaven, humans who have Jesus living in them 100 percent. We're mere men but we don't live anymore because Jesus lives in us. "I in them and you in me," [John 17.23].

I in them and you in me.


We are humans who never take refuge in the excuse that we're only humans. We're humans with GOD 100 percent in us through Christ.

Our "weakness" as humans is not the kind that renders us powerless against temptation and sin, or the kind that lacks supernatural power due to lack of faith. Or the kind that keeps us rotten in character, remaining carnal. Rather, it is what makes us unable to do anything for God unless Jesus in us does it through the power of the Holy Spirit. That weakness is what actually makes us strong. It is weakness God uses to perfect his power in us, and all by grace.

Humans in Christ understand what grace really is---it is the power that makes us say NO to ungodliness and worldly passions, enabling us to live like God today, says Titus 2.12. But humans of this world use grace as a license to sin, thinking they can sin willingly, safely and continuously yet be assured of heaven.

...ungodly people, who pervert the grace of our God into a license for immorality and deny Jesus Christ our only Sovereign and Lord.

Jude verse 4

We're humans turned into God's children sharing Christ's inheritance and heavenly seat because of what Jesus did on the cross. The real exciting part is that the meeker we are as humans, the more our co-heirs with Christ status is boosted in the spirit realms so that what devils and demons see is Jesus in us, not us. Creation and nature see us in the same way so that they obey our every beck and call.

Yes, we are mere humans whom GOD leveled up in the Spirit realms. That's Christ in us the hope of glory.

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