"Disobedience to God’s Law amounts to disregarding Christ’s Lordship—something the saints of the Old Testament understood very clearly. After all,  when the prophet Daniel refused to engage in idolatry, he expressly rooted his refusal in the divine Lordship of Jesus Christ." - Dr. Adi Schlebusch

https://www.christrules.com/the-lordship-of-christ-as-revealed-in-the-old-testament/

"Because Christ’s Lordship is universal, no aspect of human existence can remain neutral with regard to his rule. It is for this reason that Jesus noted in Mark 9:40 that 'he who is not against us, is for us.' It is for this reason that Scripture teaches us in I Corinthians 10:31 that 'whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.' 

Every single thing that we think or do is either in opposition to or in service of Christ’s Kingdom." - Dr. Adi Schlebusch

https://www.christrules.com/the-lordship-of-christ-an-inescapable-and-practical-reality/

"As ... the Reformed philosopher Gordon Clark observes, the traducian understanding of original sin is also taught by Christ in John 3:6, when Christ speaks of Nicodemus’s unregenerate soul as born of his parents. Clark notes that the Greek noun sarx (i.e. “flesh”) in relation to gennao (the Greek word for “birth”) clearly conveys this idea of a depraved soul in distinction from the corporeal body, which means that the propagation of the human species is not only corporeal, but spiritual and mental also."

https://knowingscripture.com/articles/on-the-salvation-of-children-who-die-as-infants