Not Carnality but Christ
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He tells us that our world has changed here. We are supposed to be always thinking above the sun, always living above the sun. We are not under the sun spiritually anymore and so our minds have to be set on those things which are heavenly.
He is telling us here that we are being created anew. We are the new man. And as Charles put it years ago, the model of the new man is Christ Himself. And so no wonder Christ is all in all. We have been put into this body, Christ's Body, where there is no divisions—there should be no divisions between all of these different types of people—and we are to be totally focused on Christ. He is our everything. That is how change is made.
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