What does being made free from old Adam and becoming a servant of God lead to?
Being freed from old Adam and becoming servants of God produces fruit unto holiness in this present life, and its end is everlasting life. This contrasts with old Adam's fruit, which brought only condemnation and evil, while salvation yields eternal bliss in God's presence.
Les teaches that in the saved estate, a person is made free from old Adam and becomes a servant to God. The old Adam produced fruit to nothing but condemnation and evil. But now, being made free from old Adam and entering the salvation experience God has offered, the believer becomes a servant to God. The result is fruit unto holiness for this life, and the end is everlasting life. Les adds that this eternal life is beyond our comprehension—living forever in God's presence. He contrasts this with those who let old Adam reign supreme, never doing anything about it, and go to the second death.
But now being made free from sin, and become servants to God, ye have your fruit unto holiness, and the end everlasting life.