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How should Christians view their flesh after salvation?

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Christians should recognize that their flesh remains sinful and in need of daily crucifixion (Galatians 5:24).

After salvation, it is essential for Christians to maintain an accurate view of their flesh. The New Testament teaches that our flesh is still marred by sin; it does not improve with time (Romans 7:18). Paul’s struggle reveals that even the most devoted believers continue to battle sinful inclinations. Recognizing this reality encourages believers not to grow complacent or self-righteous but to continually rely on God’s grace and power. The act of crucifying the flesh daily signifies our commitment to live by the Spirit, fostering spiritual growth and maturity in the faith (Galatians 5:24). Until the final day of redemption, we must be vigilant against the temptations of the flesh.
Scripture References: Galatians 5:24, Romans 7:18

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