sin and the way of salvation

(sin and the way of salvation) Sin includes original sin and world sin. The reason of living in this world is caused original sin. It is sin for human being to escape from God because evil angels wanted to be like God by the temptation of satan. And the sin of the world is the sin that human being make in the world. A sinner must repent, then can only return to the kingdom of God because God forgive a repentant. Repentance is the thing to return mind for the original location. The thought of greed must die to return mind. This is repentance. The reason for sin in this world is because of satan who is the master in thought. human being must be free from satan in order not to sin. Jesus has to pay value of blood satan to buy a repentant. God forgives the sins of those who come into Jesus' cross. Those who come into Jesus' cross die on the cross also. Those who died with Christ become servants of Christ. God resurrects the servant of Christ. This is salvation. In the past the Israelites killed the lamb without blemish and they offered it to the altar in order to forgive sins from God. The lamb become a sinner that killed that sheep. The one who killed sheep and the sheep to be died must unite to forgive sins. The one who killed Jesus and Jesus to be died must unite to forgive sins likewise. The one who killed Jesus is me as soul. This is the revelation of Christ. The one who died with Jesus is soul of body, spirit free from the power of Satan. soul of body who died with Jesus is evil about God. I (soul) can die when I(spirit) die. Then Jesus said to his disciples,『"If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow me.』(Matthew16:24) Those who understands Christ's revelation can be saved. The soul dies with Jesus, and the spirit lives with Jesus.『The Spirit gives life; the flesh counts for nothing. The words I have spoken to you are Spirit and they are life.』(John6:63)

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