The first man was the noblest being because of his divine origin he never owed his eistence to a mother but was brought into being by GOd Himself thus he was a heavenly man. In consequence of his nature, he wenjoyed every prerogative of a pure spirit surrounded by an invulnerable veil. As a champion of unity, he was secure from the attacks af all inward and outward enemies. no natural poison nor all the powers of the elements could harm him. As the most lifelike image of his father, he was given this condition of perfect glory in order to reveal the power of the Almighty, and to rule the visible and the invisible> Being in possession of all the prerogatives and insgnia of a king, he could also use every means to fulfill his high destiny.

However when he chose the tree of knowledge over the tree of life, man lost his birthrigth. Instead of ruling the things of sense and striving for a higher spiritual state, he confounded light with truth and in this confusion he lost both and robbed himself. But God still loved man that He gives mankind a chance to reclaim man's lost heritage. He gave mankind His beloved Son, the Redeemer to teach man the way to the perfect reconciliation with God the father in Heaven. Thus, the Messiah promised invulnerability to his apostles and all his followers, through the regeneration of man. The living word , which is inherent in man can only be restored to him by being cleaned from the call of the materialism and selfishness of this world. (Rev. 1:16; Hebrews IV.12)