The Importance of the Cross of Christ in a Natural Man's Life

The big take away from this, is that the natural man does not and cannot receive the cross of christ because he doesn't have the spirit of god to understand this. And so its its on our view. The blameworthiness of man is much greater because he can do something about it. Jesus did die him, god really does love him and really has provided for him. And he's rejecting that provision. Whereas on jacob's position, the person doesn't seem near as blameworthy,. Because ultimately, he's doing exactly what he was created to do, and he could not have done otherwise. It seems like any of the passages which clearly delineate the order