In this verse we have an account of the different end of those that are carnal and spiritual, as in the former we had a description of their different carriage and disposition. For to be carnally minded is death; i.e. to be of that temper before described, Romans 8:5; to mind and affect the things of the flesh, doth cause death, or will end in it: the second or eternal death is chiefly intended. But to be spiritually minded; i.e. to mind and savour the things of the Spirit, to find a sweetness and excellency therein, so as that the bent and inclination of the mind shall be thereto. Is life and peace; it is the way to eternal life hereafter, and to a sound peace here, Psalms 119:165 Proverbs 3:17 Galatians 6:16.
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Romans 8:6
6 For to be carnallyb minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace.