To be "born again" signifies a fundamental shift from one life to another and from one society to another. In the Old testament the first salvation achieved by following Abraham The second salvation was by obedience to the law of Moses, the third and everlasting salvation of God is through turning away from our good lives to a life of Jesus Christ.

Genesis 12:1-3 The LORD told Abram, “Leave your homeland, your relatives, and your father's family, and go to the land I will show you.” By doing this, Abraham embraced transformation. Salvation means changing from a worldly mindset to a new spiritual understanding and way of living that pleases God. When Abraham obeyed God, it established a covenant of salvation. Salvation is a Covenant with God!
Today, the only covenant between God and humanity is the covenant of the blood of Jesus Christ, which represents salvation. God has made all other covenants null and void for the sake of His only Son, Jesus Christ.

2 Corinthians 5:17 King James Version (KJV) Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new. This entails relinquishing your own life in order to embrace the life of Jesus Christ. The realm of the old creation is the realm of natural things, and the realm of the new creation is the realm ofspiritual things. We were born into the natual sphere, yet God wants us to be reborn into the spiritual hemisphere. For this, we need a great transfer: We need to be transferred out of our humaniterianity into spirituality this making us Christ-like saints.

We aught to love one another. The element of senior Christians in xenophobic acts this is resentment and divisions among brethren highlights a complex issue within the church. It appears that as the church we may have overlooked fundamental teachings of Jesus Christ that emphasize the importance of love and hospitality and welcoming strangers in our homes, as reflected in scriptures such as Hebrews 13:2, which encourages welcoming strangers. This oversight may contribute to underlying, unconscious elements of xenophobic works of the flesh within the community of Christ Jesus.

Your birthright as a child of God, reborn by faith in Christ, makes you an heir to all the promises of God