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How does sin affect man's nature according to the Bible?

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Sin corrupts man's nature, making him incapable of righteous action and reliant on divine grace for restoration.

According to the Bible, sin profoundly impacts human nature, rendering us spiritually dead and enslaved to sin. The sermon highlights that through Adam's transgression, sin entered the world, affecting all humanity (Romans 5:12). This corruption is described as a disease, impacting every aspect of our being: mind, will, and heart. The total depravity of humanity suggests that without divine intervention, individuals cannot choose righteousness. Understanding this nature of sin underscores the necessity of Christ's sacrificial death and the grace He provides, which alone can restore us from this state of disarray to one of spiritual health and communion with God.
Scripture References: Romans 5:12, Jeremiah 17:9

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