He certainly did—he died spiritually.
The moment he sinned, he became
“dead in trespasses and sins”
(Ephesians 2:1).
Ezekiel 18:4 says,
“The soul that sins, it shall die.”
Ian Thomas explained it this way:
“We are born dead in trespasses and sins,
alienated, cut off, detached from the life of God.
The day that man believed the devil’s lie (which is sin),
he forfeited the life that distinguished him
from the animal kingdom—the life of God.
When sin came in, the life went out.”
It is because we are born spiritually dead
that Jesus came to give us spiritual life
(John 5:40; 10:10; 14:6; etc.).
This is why Jesus told us that
we must be born again (John 3:3).
When we repent of our sins and
place our trust in the Savior,
the Bible tells us that we
“pass from death to life”
(John 5:24; Romans 6:13; 1 John 3:14).
“Unless a man sees himself as
“not good,” as truly filthy and sinful,
he will never thirst for the righteousness that is in Christ.
A man who is content with his own filthy rags will not see the infinite value of the robe of righteousness God extends to him.
It is not until we see ourselves as God sees us that we can recognize our need for the Savior and come to Him in repentance and faith.” – Kirk Cameron
Hi friends!
Waste no time anymore…
death has no respect of persons & status
what matters now shall matters no more in death!
DO NOT BE CAUGHT DEAD WITHOUT JESUS!
The Time Is Short! – Rev.12:12, 1 Cor.7:29-31