SIN, SINS AND THE SINNER (PART1)

Sin is that power or principle that motivates us to commits sinful acts. It is what the bible refers to the natural man, the flesh, the old man or the lower life.

Sins are the particular individual sinful acts we commit. It relates to our conducts and can be enumerated.

Sinner is that soul yet under the control of the principle or power of sin.

Their Relationship.

When God created man, he was made a living soul. God wired the soul with desires  as a force to maintain the a balance of all creation. He told Adam He had given him the fruits of the trees for food because he knew hunger- that desire for food will come in place. God channeled rivers through Eden because thirst - desire for water will come in place. He set him in the garden to work and dress it because the sense of purpose will be stirred which finds fulfillment in work.

When Adam disobeyed  He displaced God’s rule over his soul through man spirit and  a new principle or lord came into place - Mr Sin (Satan's henchman). Mr Sin's duty is to supply very high voltages to the wires of desires in man turning them into lusts (very strong desires). These voltages can be so high to points of breaking the in-built thermostats within the whole system. When you see a glutton, such a one has gotten his thermostat on hunger desire broken by Mr Sin. When you see a drunkard, he has a thirst thermostat problem. A hot-tempered person has problem with the anger thermostat etc. Can you identify which thermostat of yours has been broken? Whichever conduct or action of yours you seem not to have control over will most likely be a broken thermostat problem. Most times the voltages may not be high enough to cause a problem but the current supplied are usually higher than normal. Then we see the light bulbs are brighter than normal. Have you ever felt you had over reacted over certain issues or matters only for you to wonder why you had behaved so. That is Mr Sin on duty!  

Thus we can conclude that Mr Sin produces any effect he so desire in any and every soul through the wires of desires. The relationship of Mr Sin with the SInner is powered by lusts. The result of their co-operation is sins.

Therefore a Sinner is not first of all the person that commit sins but that person who still maintains relationship with Mr Sin. There are instances when the Sinner may not like the orders or directives of Mr Sin and he may seek ways and means to break the relationship. Such a Sinner may seem to have been able break the relationships for months or years and Mr Sin may equally seem to remain silent for that period. Mr Sin will always seek ways and means of reestablishing broken relationship even if it will take 30 years to do it. He has been around long enough to know how to woo his slaves back to work. Whatever means the Sinner chooses to break this relationships  be it fasting, harsh treatments and subjection of the bodily desires to rigorous disciplining, it will always fall short of achieving it aims or putting an end to the relationship. What the Sinner may not realise is that Mr Sin is capable of using that very desire to break the relationship to reestablish a new kind of relationship - a religious or moral relationship. Hear oh you Sinner man! The very reason God gave the Law was to prove to man that he can never by his own effort keep the Law in order to be free Mr Sin, he will still remain a Sinner. Keeping the Law only produces religious Sinners.