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The word carnal is derived from the Latin word carnalis, meaning fleshly or ‘of the flesh’.  We as humans, are trichotomous beings, meaning we are made up of three distinct parts: spirit, soul and body or flesh. Before turning to Christ, the spirit-man (inner man),...

The word carnal is derived from the Latin word carnalis, meaning fleshly or ‘of the flesh’.  We as humans, are trichotomous beings, meaning we are made up of three distinct parts: spirit, soul and body or flesh. Before turning to Christ, the spirit-man (inner man),...

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The word carnal is derived from the Latin word carnalis, meaning fleshly or ‘of the flesh’.  We as humans, are trichotomous beings, meaning we are made up of three distinct parts: spirit, soul and body or flesh. Before turning to Christ, the spirit-man (inner man),...