When we are regenerated, we receive new life in Christ. We die to ourselves and receive a new will. Our old will has been destroyed. When we are baptized into Christ, we are correctly identified with him in his death and resurrection, so we currently consider ourselves dead to sin and alive in Christ. We enter into a renewed relationship that we love to glorify Christ by keeping new spiritual desires.The Bible teaches when we are united with Christ, and his life in us can be seen in our actions. When we look at ourselves in the mirror, we can recognize the hand of God that produces us. We no longer feel uttered something that is not good enough, or that someone has defrauded us of something that is rightfully ours. Because we can grow old and still see his work and his creation while we are here in the aging process as he brings us joy. Because of our new perspective on ourselves.We also rejoice in what we perceive as ugly because it is truly the eye of the beholder through which we carefully examine our new perspective. 

When a person sin he intentionally runs to Christ to be generously forgiven, but sometimes the person is hurt intentionally, we also want to be hurt with Christ. We have a joyful prayer service beside the pain, and then we let Christ dominate the pain in the Holy Spirit, so that we experience the joy more than we know the pain. We have pain under the control of Christ in the Holy Spirit/we experience joy more than we know pain. Being in Christ means indirectly experiencing a supernatural struggle against pain because we positively identify with Him in this genuine pain and He is glorified with us.Encouraging us to see her beauty and not our pain. In Christ we extend our hearts to him and he will always listen to us. When he listens attentively, he acts actively before we rightly complain, to graciously bestow inner grace and divine grace on those around us, so we know with emotion that the ideal situation will be fine because we are. in him and that he is in us because. That he and the Father be one, we know that he will always be good in him as special to the Father.