True but if they have requested the salvation it will come in time. There is a scripture that covers that. Jesus told them not to drink of his cup if they were not worthy. Also one that tells us not to think more of ourselves that what we are. Some preachers have taught boldness and being demanding but from my own experiences I would say try to be humble. If we aren't we will be humbled. Solomon also gave the clue when the two women came before him claiming the child was theirs. The real mother wants the child to live not die and if it requires that the child be with an imposter it is still better than a dead child. We judge things in a very temporary state when that 'life' given by the spirit of the creator is eternal. People subject themselves to all kinds of things here in that baby walk stage.
That is true. It also reminds me of the question, "What is the opposite of Love?" Many people think it is hate. But there are some people who "love to hate". Fear, on the other hand, is not something a person can have at the same time they love. Those two emotions are completely opposite from each other. If you are in a state of fear, you do not love. If you come from a place of love, you do not fear.
Similar to your metaphor, if a 2 year old walks out into the street in front of an oncoming car and the mother sees this, she takes off running after the kid. At that moment in time, she does not fear the car and what it brings, she just knows she loves that baby and will put her life on the line to save it.
There is also a stage where one learns to recognize between acts people do of/for the flesh and the ones that are of the spirit of the Son. As humans without the spirit teaching us we do not know the difference.
Like the story of the "two rooms" when someone asks God what is hell like? And HE takes the man in to one room with a bunch of people sitting around a big pot of food with long forks. Forks so long that they could reach the food in the pot, but too long to put in their mouth after they got it. Everyone was starving. Everyone was suffering. That was hell.
Then God takes the man in another room that had the same pot with a bunch of people sitting around it with the same long forks. But in this room, everyone was laughing and having a good time. No one was suffering.
Do you know the difference between the two rooms?