1. Man consists of body, soul, and spirit. What constitutes the spirit in the new man? 2. Is it possible to put off the body of the sins of the flesh and keep the old man? 3. How could Paul say, “O wretched man that I am!” He had put off the old man and put on the new man. What did this wretchedness consist of? 4. Which man commits works of the flesh? Gal. 5:19. 5. Which man does the works of God? 6. Which man commits deeds of the body? Rom. 8:13. 7. Why must “I” ask for forgiveness for the works of the flesh? 8. Why am “I” not required to ask for forgiveness for the deeds of the body? 9. Which body commits sin? 10. Which body does the works of the body? 11. Which body does the works of God? 12. What is meant by the expression, “the man of God”? 13. What is meant by “O wretched man that I am”? 14. What is meant by the expression, “the man of sin”? 15. Christ has only partially quickened our human spirit which therefore belongs to the new man. What would it be fitting to call the man to whom our human spirit belongs that has not been made alive? 16. What is the difference between “You, O man of God!” (1 Tim. 6:11) and “O wretched man that I am”? Rom. 7:24. 17. Can the new and the old man be present or work simultaneously? 18. Can the old man at any time be active after he has been put off previously? 19. Which law does the new man follow? 20. Which law does the old man follow? 21. Which laws does the “man of God” follow? 22. Which body can be put off permanently? 23. Which man can be put off permanently? 24. Which two kinds of men cannot perform deeds of the body? 25. Which names can be applied to the man who performs deeds of the body? 26. Which works are never performed by the old man? 27. How many kinds of works are performed by an always victorious soul? 28. Which laws does an always victorious soul follow? 29. How many kinds of “men” can be said to be active when you are victorious? 30. Which man is inactive when you are doing God’s will? 31. What happens when you are crucified with Christ by faith? 32. What happens when you fall in sin? 33. When are you crucified with Christ? 34. When do you fall in sin? 35. Which man must necessarily have been put off when you serve God’s law with your mind? 36. Which man is of necessity active when you serve the law of sin with your mind? 37. What is the difference between serving the law of sin with my mind and serving the law of sin with my flesh? 38. What is the difference between 1) falling in temptation, 2) fulfilling the desires of the flesh, 3) serving the law of sin with my mind, 4) committing sin, 5) the works of the old man, 6) the works of the flesh, and 7) transgressing the law?Elias Aslaksen

1. The part of our human spirit that has been made alive. Jas. 4:5; Heb. 4:12; 1 Cor. 15:45. 2. No. For the body of the sins of the flesh is the body of the old man. When the body has been put off, the man ceases to exist, for man consists of body, soul, and spirit. 3. It consisted of indwelling, unconscious sin that was the cause of the Deeds of the body. Rom. 7:15, first line. Rom. 7:17; Rom. 8:13. This was left intact despite the old man having been put off, for the old man denotes only my conscious “I” agreeing with my mind in conscious sin. 4. The old man. Eph. 4:22. 5. The new man. Eph. 4:24. 6. It is the man whose spirit consists of that part of our human spirit that has still not been made alive, and whose body (in Romans 6:6) is called the body of sin. It is our not-made-alive, unenlightened, unconscious, uncontrollable man. 7. Because “I” have committed them. 8. Because “I” have not committed them. Rom. 7:17. 9. The body of the sins of the flesh. 10. The body of sin. 11. The body of death—dead (Rom. 810), keeping it in subjection (1 Cor. 9:27) with indwelling flesh and with its passions and desires crucified (Gal. 5:24)—driven by the Spirit of God. 12. A man in whom is found the new man. 13. A man who in spite of his new man nevertheless has indwelling, unconscious sin that, not controlled by the new man, produces works of the body that must be put to death by the Spirit. 14. The old man that is totally corrupt, personified ungodliness; the Antichrist. 2 Thess. 2:3. 15. Our man that is not made alive, that is unenlightened; our unconscious or uncontrollable man. 16. These are two widely different names for one and the same thing. 17. No! For the old man denotes that our entire conscious mind is in the flesh, and the entire mind cannot be in two places simultaneously. 18. Yes, whenever a person is not awake, does not pray, and is unfaithful; for it is not automatically, demonstrably put off, but it takes place by faith. When faith or faithfulness fails, everything fails. 19. The law of the Spirit, the law of God. 20. The law of sin and death. 21. The law of the Spirit with the new man and the law of sin in the members with the man that is not made alive. The law of the Spirit with the mind and the law of sin in the members with the flesh. Rom. 7:25. 22. The body of the sins of the flesh. Col. 2:11. 23. The old man. Col. 3:9. 24. The new man and the old man, for the new man consciously performs that which is good and the old man consciously performs what is evil, whereas the deeds of the body are unconscious. 25. My unenlightened man, the “wretched man that I am,” and “You man of God.” 26. The works of God and the deeds of the body. 27. Two kinds: God’s works, and the deeds of the body. 28. The laws of the Spirit and the law of sin in the members. 29. Two kinds. The new man and my unenlightened man. 30. The old man. 31. The old man is put off. 32. The old man is put on. 33. When the old man is put off. 34. When the old man is put on. 35. The old man. 36. The old man. 37. In the first case there is condemnation, but not in the second case. 38. All are one and the same.Elias Aslaksen