Jesus did not come to crush people. The devil's seed is not the same as him creating people. All souls are God's. You have yet to add that into the equation....so you are taking a wrong and polarized view...as MOST people will do...rather than finding the correct balance.
No, He didn't! We condemned ourselves when we listened to the serpent and doubted God. God creates the devil destroys! Yes, God says all souls are mine! But He also says the soul that sinneth shall die! In this we don't accept God's grace without also accepting His justice.
Actually Saul was made "a new man"...or "another man". Being born again like Saul was is a calling into a sample of grace, and most will fail the grace of God. God sorts people out by choosing only a few among the many He has called into His presence. Entering the kingdom realm requires a full surrender and costs us everything. Buy the truth and sell it not.
The passage is not speaking of King Saul being made a new man. There is no indication that I am aware of that King Saul ever became a new man. There are only short periods of time where King Saul appeared to repent, and when he did, he again received outwardly blessing from God. But inwardly it appears King Saul was never born again. In the days in which King Saul lived that would have been through believing what the Law and Prophets foretell of the Messiah who would come.
But I do agree that the Apostle Paul who began life as Saul became a new man with a new heart again possessing eternal life through the Holy Spirit when on the road to Emmaus, being blinded he understood he had been persecuting the Messiah, Christ Jesus our Lord.
