The repentance toward God, the faith toward Christ

 (6) The repentance toward God, the faith toward Christ

『Testifying both to the Jews, and also to the Greeks, repentance toward God, and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ.』(Acts 20:21)『repentance toward God』What means repentance? It is to turn the vision of life to God from the world. If a doctor inserts an artificial intelligence computer into a person's brain, the person's mind will be die and the computer will become the owner. Satan planted the soul in man's body. So the spirit that God gave is dead. To save the mind of man is to save mind of the spirit. 

Repentance is the restoring of the spirit that God has given. You must deny the soul. In the Bible, the soul is said to be an oldself.『Knowing this, that our old man is crucified with him, that the body of sin might be destroyed, that henceforth we should not serve sin.』(Romans 6:6) The soul(oldself) is evil that Satan plant in the body. The soul think owner of the body. No, the spirit is the owner of the body. 

『faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ』 Jesus had to die on the cross for duty to buy sinners from Satan. He believed in the resurrection. It is the belief that we will be resurrected after death. He who dies with Jesus is reborn with a spiritual body. This is faith of Jesus. If your soul doesn’t die with Jesus, after the flesh is dead, the spirit will wear fire.


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