Reconciled to God while enemies !

Rom 5:10

10 For if, when we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son, much more, being reconciled, we shall be saved by his life.

All for whom Christ died, have been reconciled to God, by His death alone, not by their obedience, not by their faith, not by their repentance, but even while they were being enemies, unbelievers, children of wrath as others BY NATURE, now if this be the case, their being reconciled, they cannot be under condemnation and wrath as others Jn 3:18,36 even while being unbelievers !

You see, they cannot be both condemned and under wrath as enemies and reconciled to God as enemies at the same time ! 1

One of the reasons why everyone Christ died for are reconciled to God by His Death only, even while they are enemies or unbelievers , is because there is no sins against God's Law imputed to them,[2 Cor5:19] Christ's death has paid in full for them, and God has nothing against them, even while they themselves are enemies and unbelievers.

So its impossible for unbelievers whom Christ died for, to at anytime be considered one of the unbelievers pointed out here Jn 3:18 or Jn 3:36 !

Those are only unbelievers Christ did not died for and did not reconciled to God by His Death !

All those reconciled to God by the Death of His Son, even while they were experientially being enemies in and of themselves by nature, even children of wrath as others by nature, yet through being reconciled to God, and accepted in His Favor, they must therefore be Perfect in His sight, because God accepts no one or thing less than Perfection, for His Holiness demands it. Whatever, if its not absolutely Perfect, Cannot be accepted with God ! But that Death of Christ, by which all for whom Christ died, and did reconcile to God thereby, even while being enemies, that Death of His or His Offering of Himself for them, made them Perfect before God ! Heb 10:14

14 For by one offering[His Death] he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified.

Brightfame52 said:

You see, they cannot be both condemned and under wrath as enemies and reconciled to God as enemies at the same time !

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We travel through this life one "now" after the other from conception to death then the judgement. It is a real ongoing battle between the desires of the spirit and the flesh. Temptation to stray from the perfect will of God towards our sinful nature is throughout scripture. Even the fully man part of Jesus experienced temptation.

It's impossible for us to truly grasp the "I am" who is omnipresent in spacetime. All the states we go through from conception to being saved to death are a single thing/moment/now to fully God Jesus. Concluding "they cannot be both condemned and under wrath as enemies and reconciled to God as enemies at the same time" is denying that with God/Jesus nothing shall be impossible.

I posted recently about some injured/sick people and some Christians trying to help them and there was close to zero interest. Jesus said: "Lord ... when saw we thee sick?" not "Lord ... when did we fail to grasp the mechanism of free will for humans inside time given by God who is outside of time?"