@Samson2020
Greetings,
Thank you for your question.
Do you have any thoughts on this?
Bless you ....><>
Of course.
Since Adams dirt (Rib) was no different than any other dirt that man is made of, God was using a physical event to show what He was doing spiritually.
Now we all know that our spirit comes from God and that it returns to God upon death. The thing is we miss the fact that the only thing worthy of becoming the
sons of God are initially from God in the first place. His RIB.
Think about it. What is worthy to become a son of God that is not a part of God to begin with? An angel? No or they would be part of it but they desire to understand it instead.
Anything created? No because it is only created just like a tree or a planet. He used a very small portion of Himself to eventually create His children who someday will be the
spitting image of their older brother Jesus and their Father. When glorified, we shall have life within ourselves, sit in the throne with Jesus who sits in His Fathers throne, and as Jesus
says "Nothing shall be impossible to you" makes one pause and consider just what will we be?
Thing is the spirit within a man is feminine as David says "Let my soul make HER boast in the Lord", now when the baptism in the Holy Ghost occurs we are then the new creature
that has never existed before, because the spirit that is in us was incapable of independent life and must be sustained by the Father until the new creature has been matured
similar to a child in the womb and brought to birth. Which is what our fleshly bodies are, wombs for the new spiritual son.
Proverbs 25:2 "It is the glory of God to conceal a thing: but the honor of kings is to search out a matter."
You might say that when Jesus quoted the Psalms it was a fact and a prophetic saying at the same time. "Jesus answered them, Is it not written in your law, I said, Ye are Gods?"
and in the Psalm itself it follows with "And ALL of you are children of the most High."
Most would be glad to just be a washed sinner but that falls far short from what Gods intended purpose is for us.
Peace