Nature has growth and decay.

Each being implies growth potential (living) within the natural process of decay (dying).

Has implies "to own; to possess"...that's a rhetorical trick tempting one to sacrifice potential by trying to take possession during natural procession.

Nature doesn't have/has anything...it implies all giving. It's each being within which struggles with the need to adapt to given, while resisting the temptation to take from one another.

The wages of sin is death.

Consent implies wage; suggestion implies sin...if given/taken. Life cannot sustain itself by giving consent to one anther, while taking suggested information into possession, because doing that ignores the need to adapt to the process of dying.

That's why the wages of sin imply death.

Both God and ha'satan

There can be only one. Both implies suggested pluralism tempting ones perception to ignore singularity.

Ha'satan implies "adverse" aka turning against one another, while ignoring that singularity separates each unit within from one another within (life) a straight line (inception towards death).

In short...God implies all for each one within. Satan implies each ones free will of choice to turn from all against one another.

immortality

Aka living within (im) the dying (mort) of all (al).

life has a balancing process

a) Living (matter) within balance (momentum) of process (motion).

b) Possess (has) contradicts process.

after death

Before implies "forwarded being"; after/aft implies "away" aka way (inception towards death) forwarding being (life).

Living (matter) within process of dying (motion) implies the only position...before life implies motion; after life implies motion.

One has to deal with the pouring out of bowls the other wont.

a) Deal/dail - "to divide"... https://www.etymonline.com/word/deal hence DE (division) of AL (all) into each one. The deal with the devil implies with one another, when buying into (consent) what another sells (suggestion).

b) Pour/pure - "to flow, issue forth in a stream" implies natural flow issuing forth formed being.

Flow moves through form, which allows form to draw from it, as to purify self from the formed burdens (of sin) one chose to take on.

c) Wont implies want, which tempts one to ignore need. One doesn't need to do what others wont...one's tempted to want or not want to.