Gottit. It was hiding.
No, you cannot fairly say that. Suppose a person had been saved for a year or so and died speeding? I am not saying that anyone should break the law of the land. But God's judgement is firstly, are you born again. If you are, you are already in heaven (
Ephesians 2:6). God identifies us in Christ. Either you are in Christ or you are not.
If indeed you are in Christ, then the work of deliverance begins. God wants to set us free from sinful attitudes, sinful ways and all that hinders our life and witness. It is a process, not instant. Some wrong ways can take decades to change. God usually works entirely differently from what we might expect. For example, the spiritual man I ever knew was a smoker when I met him. I was bewildered by this. How could he? The Lord rebuked me for judging him. Eventually he quit. But God had a purpose in that weakness. As an aside, Charles Spurgeon smoked cigars all his life. (I can't stand the smell of cigars).
Anyone who is born again does not want to sin. Anyone who says that they do not sin is kidding themselves. The real issues God wants to deal with are internal, not external. He deals with pride, rebellion, stubbornness and independence as priorities. How that works in practice depends on the individual. Confession: I am a leadfoot. If I get the opportunity I will drive as fast as I legally can. I used to speed all the time. The Lord caused me to come to the place where I obeyed the speed limit. I was born again when I was speeding. I am just as born again now that I obey the law.