Man's mind is all of man active.
What that this mean?
When God created man, He gave man the gift of his own mind. Man was GIVEN the ability to have independent thoughts and make independent decisions. This is called "Man's Personal Sovereignty" which God ( The Creator Of The Universe ) will not violate. Contrary to popular belief, He will not cross the line and FORCE you to so such-and-such.
The mind is the whole of man active by being the helm and rudder for man's being and body, the way it is for a ship. Whatever the mind decides to do the body must follow through. Whether it is yea or nay. The mind may be a small organ compared to the rest of the body, but it very powerful.
So, if a man ( or woman - remember the word MAN in the bible is all inclusive because woman came from man. God put Adam to sleep and took one rib from him and made the first woman from it . . . . . That's why Adam said: "Bone of my bone and flesh of my flesh. . . . . ." ) decides to do something, nothing can stop him. Whether it is a bad decision or not. Not even God, because He will not violate and MAKE man decide what to do.
Why doesn't God interfere? Because God did not make man to be robots. Even though God already knows what man decides to do may eventually kill himself, injure himself, destroy family, friends, business, start a war, etc. And eventually end up in HELL because he refuses to believe in and accept Christ as his Personal Savior for the remission of his sins. God is the perfect gentleman and will not interfere.
Why? Because God wants man to WILLINGLY come to Him and love Him!
What is God's position towards you if don't know Christ as your Savior? He is waiting for you to accept the invitation.
Every, I said, EVERY man was born a sinner and therefore needs a Savior. That's why Jesus came, so that ALL men ( and women ) will have a means of escape, from the quicksand of sin and the threat of Hell.
Now, it's time to use your mind and decide. I pray you will make the "right" decision.
There is room for more at the foot at the cross. . . . . . .
