Emotions encompass a broad spectrum of feelings, including
Chapter 6 Summary : THE ANALYSIS OF THE SOUL—EMOTION
THE ANALYSIS OF THE SOUL—EMOTION
1. The Believer and Emotion
A Christian may experience forgiveness of sin yet remain soulish and unable to overcome their natural life without the Holy Spirit's deeper work of the cross. Soulish Christians are often governed by emotions, which dominate their behavior, making their lives unstable and wavelike. They tend to react with extreme feelings—joy can swiftly lead to sorrow, and fervor can turn into apathy.
2. The Function of Emotion
Emotions encompass a broad spectrum of feelings, including joy, sorrow, and anxiety. Soulish believers often succumb to these changeable emotions, which interfere with walking in the spirit. An effective believer learns to overcome emotions
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