What does Les Feldick mean by 'the old Adam'?
The old Adam means the flesh, that which was part and parcel of the believer's past but still describes the mundane living style of the unbeliever. It refers to the wicked ramifications of the flesh, which contrasts with the flip side mentioned in verse 22.
Les explains that the old Adam is the flesh, with all its wicked ramifications. He says it was part and parcel of our past, yet it remains the mundane living style of the unbeliever. In verse 22 he turns to the other side of the coin, the flip side, which stands in contrast to the old Adam and the flesh.
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What does Les say about the old Adam or flesh in relation to the past?
The old Adam, the flesh, was part and parcel of our past.