Your concept of "obedience" is fascinating. Obedience to whose satisfaction? In the days of the Judges the people considered themselves "obedient"...in their own eyes.
The whole point of the gospel: What if, in God's purpose, He did all to break down the wall that has separated us?
No...Born again unto obedience. It's you who clearly do not understand the implication..."I had fainted had I not believed that I would see the good things of the Lord in the LAND OF THE LIVING." What are those "good things" but peace with God, walking in all His ways according to His commandments all the days of my life? In His light alone I see light.
Smoke by day and fire by night...and priests who cannot stand to minister in His presence. There is much that can be seen.
You don't see a man being formed from the dust either. You're stuck in an imaginary paradigm that you call "spiritual."
As I said.
Your point? Man is the only of God's creation "formed from the dust, and breathed into."
Not about worry. Obtuseness maybe. Recalcitrance, likely.
I'm glad...It makes for delightful rhetoric. Thank you for being so often done.