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Oh, Serene, he's back. All right, I remember you. Should Christians vote on laws based on God's law? Yes, next question. Are there limitations on using Americans' system to

enforce God's law? Hmm. Yeah, it's a good question. Okay, I'll give you my thought. So,

you got two questions. Put it back up for a second. Let's leave it up for a second because I need to

be able to go back and forth in reference. The first question, should Christians vote on laws

based on God's law? That's a clear yes. Yeah, Christians with, so that gets into those lesser identities, right?

Primary identity, spiritual, eternal identity, you're either in Adam or in Christ.

You're either spiritually dead or spiritually alive.

You have Adam as your federal head, your representative as your father, or you have Christ

as your father, right?

And it's like, well, Christ is the son.

We have God, the father.

Well, the Bible actually says of Christ, one of his names is eternal father. So yes, he is our older

brother and he is the son of God, the father, the first member of the Trinity, Christ being the

second. And I don't mean by that a hierarchy, but just the second person of the Trinity of equal

divinity and equal worth and all those things.

But Christ is referred to in Isaiah as eternal father, wonderful counselor.

And so with that, you're either going to have Christ as your spiritual head, federal representative,

father, or Adam.

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