Romans 8:8
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Romans 8:8. So then they that are in the flesh -
Those who are still in the old nature, living for it, living to it, -
Romans 8:8. Cannot please God.
Men may wash this old nature, they may clothe it, they may decorate it, they may educate it, but there is no evolution which can produce grace out of nature. The child of nature may be finely dressed, but it is a dead child however gaudily it is attired. There is a vital eternal difference between the old nature and the new.