There are biblical certainties that you discontinue because there is no biblical knowledge, there are magnitudes that can be measured, but not interpreted, as well as faith in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, who, on the cross of Calvary, was able to understand us as men liable to sin, thus leading a sinful life among multiple desires among the certainty of there being a continuation of a discontinuity involving our souls.
In honest guidelines, he is the one who is in Jesus, and from this we can already see how the eyes can be measured towards the soul, always placing the points in certainties of evil, because what we see is through every haughty eye in Christ, keeping as a basis the sincere premise that "Jesus is a good man". And, even in the face of desires, we can multiply the certainties between our relationships with our spirit, thus maintaining a choice, with Christ Jesus and the devil to base the path on which we prefer without having any doubts that Jesus wins, and will always overcome evil.
Basing our salvation on Christ Jesus, it is quite possible, and wanting a part of the angels, may be preferable to just understanding your will, which, based on many choices, can give understanding and take advantage of what we say, taking on a commitment to Jesus Christ the Savior about the choices that determine our salvation, even in moments of anguish about the relationship of a faithful squire of Christ, always keeping the cross of the Savior as the basis of change for our lives, because it was there that he convinced the man of sin and was able to protect us from this uncorrupted evil.
“The eyes are the lamp of the body. If your eyes are good, your whole body will be full of light; Matthew 6:22,23
"The lamp of the body is the eyes; so that if your eyes are good, your whole body will have light;" Matthew 6:22-23
"But if your eyes are evil, your body will be full of darkness. If, therefore, the light that is in you is darkness, how great is that darkness!" Matthew 6:22-23
And through these lies the will, as in the heavens that encamp angels around us so that our eyes can seek Christ, who on the cross of Calvary could understand our defects as a creation to become angels, as well as those who compromise with God and have their works declined for holiness.
Even though there is incorruptibility among those who are in sin, may it be inclined to the desires of Jesus, who, like the Father's, is our salvation from everything that sin can provide us, thus having a spiritual life and opening your eyes to all the evil in the world, so that we can deviate just by praying and fasting.
However, the biblical advice is taken not only the nature of sin, as well as the conviction of the evil propagated in our lives so that we can justify our belief in Jesus Christ until there is no more doubt that we have been recognized and convinced that we have sinned and we can have new life in Jesus Christ, through our works, meditating, fasting, watching and praying so that we do not fall into a deep pit and the snares of the enemy.