Page 12 - The Crucified Life

of sin. That doesn't mean they haven't

sinned or failed since then, but let me say

this again — and this is so important

because what we're reading here, "have

crucified the flesh," is the opposite of the

works of the flesh and is a choice that

someone makes; it is the mark of true

Christianity, because those who are lost are

marked as those who walk according to the

flesh, but those who are saved have been

identified or have the mark of those who

have crucified the flesh — just the opposite.

Does that mean that we do everything

perfectly? No, but that means we stepped

on that straight and narrow path the

moment we were converted. Let me say this

again. I actually wrote this down so I would

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