She confused the sanctification of the believer, with the effect it produced on him.
Yet it had many of the characteristics of the earlier pietism: over-estimation of the invisible to the disparagement of the visible church, of sanctification over justification, a tendency to chiliasm, etc.
In some translations this sentence would read, “Without sanctification no man shall see the Lord.
Sanctification as a cleansing removes spots, wrinkles, and blemishes from the church.
Sanctification is the work which effects this oneness.
Elect according to the foreknowledge of God the Father, through sanctification of the Spirit, unto obedience and sprinkling of the blood of Jesus Christ.
Sanctification is one among the clear and positive doctrines of the New Testament.
Sanctification is here a noun, the object of the preposition without.
Sanctification is through the atonement of Christ.
Since the wordsanctification contains action it is positive proof there is a cleansing in it.
The word sanctification frequently expresses action; the word holiness never.
Sanctification is the destruction of the body of sin or depraved nature.
And in conclusion a few texts showing the provisions God has made for the justification of the sinner and the sanctification of the justified.
Sanctification is a destruction of the depraved nature, or a cleansing of inherited sin from the soul.
By reading the two preceding verses we learn that sanctification is necessary to the entrance of heaven.
Then look up, and thou shalt see that thy sanctification is in the presence of God a complete sanctification, representing all the saints as righteous, as sanctified ones in the presence of the great God of Heaven.
God's elect, no love of the Spirit, no repentance unto salvation, no sanctification of the Spirit, and so consequently no saving grace.
This is the true way to get both comfort to thy soul, and also sanctification and right holiness into thy soul.
For by this scripture, I saw that the man Christ Jesus, as he is distinct from us, as touching his bodily presence, so he is our righteousness and sanctification before God.
Now the man finds heavenly sanctification wrought in his soul through the most precious blood of the Man whose name is Jesus Christ--"Jesus, that He might sanctify the people with His own blood, suffered without the gate.
But they could not tolerate a religion of which the first principles were humiliation and sanctification of heart.
If a man may escape hell at length without faith in Christ, or sanctification of the Spirit, sin is no longer an infinite evil, and there was no such great need for Christ making an atonement.
The chaff means all men and women who have no saving faith in Christ, and no sanctification of the Spirit, whosoever they may be.
If a man may escape eternal punishment at last, without faith in Christ or sanctification of the Spirit, sin is no longer an infinite evil, and there was no need for Christ making an atonement.
Whilst he referred all his studies to the divine honor and his own sanctification he was most careful not to lose the end in the means, and suffer his application to degenerate into a dissipation of mind and a vicious idle curiosity.
A right use of his afflictions from that moment contributed much to the sanctification of his soul.
The object was to bring about the sanctificationof the entire people upon the holy soil of the national land, through institutions embodying the ideal of the holiness of God in the life and cult of the people.
New ceremonies of sanctification were to open and close the Sabbaths and festivals.
Your self-sanctification sanctifies Me, as it were," says God to Israel, according to the interpretation of this verse by the sages.
The idea underlying the institution (as Zunz correctly calls it)(1438) is the sanctification of the Jewish household as represented by its male members.
Martyrdom for the sake of God, which the rabbis call sanctification of the name of God,(1549) is really the assertion of the divine life in the midst of death.
Nor was St. Alphonsus alone in his opinion of the great means of sanctification which the Breviary affords to priests.
Yet, although such are the absurd nature and injurious consequences of the vow of perpetual seclusion, it is proposed by the church of Rome, as the surest means of obtaining the sanctification of the soul and the crown of eternal happiness.
It is easy to see, by a moment's reflection, that, from the nature of the case, the moral law cannot be a source of spiritual life and sanctification to a soul that has lost these.
Peter (1 Pet 1, 2) speaks of the sanctification of Christians as the "sprinkling of the blood of Jesus Christ" upon us by the Holy Spirit through the public preaching of the Gospel.
The nature of the holiness and purity whereof he speaks he makes plain himself in the words: "That ye abstain from fornication; that each one of you know how to possess himself of his own vessel in sanctification and honor.
But with the priesthood of Christ is true spiritual remission, sanctification and absolution.
As Paul expresses it, "God called us not for uncleanness, but in sanctification [holiness].
It was evident to men that their absolution andsanctification before the congregation was a temporal blessing confined to the present.
His election is of the Father's foreknowledge, his sanctification is the gift of the Holy Spirit, and it is the sprinkling of the blood of Christ which makes him fit for entry into the house of the Father.
And as aforetime, so now, sanctification begins with purification.
He who would rejoice over God's election must feel and constantly foster within himself the sanctification of the Spirit.
No, that sanctification means being made holy, righteous, virtuous, good.
And there you will learn what sanctification really means.
Now this sanctification is not That holiness which is in us, but that Which in the person of this Jesus is, And can inherently be only his.
Thus Penn the quaker and you run in this, in one and the self same spirit; he affirming that sanctification is antecedent to justification, but not the consequence thereof.
For all truesanctification comes through the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, by the operation of the Spirit of God (1 Cor 6:11).
After describing the interview just referred to, Mr. Rankin goes on to say: "He preached in the evening from 'God hath from the beginning chosen you to salvation through sanctification of the Spirit and belief of the truth.
Fletcher was an Evangelical of Evangelicals, teaching conversion, the witness of the Spirit, and the entire sanctification of believers.
That sanctificationand meditation were and must be followed by such powers, was a matter of course among the Indians.
The natural and equal right of every man, whatever be his origin, to sanctification and liberation from evil was recognised; the Buddhist clergy were recruited from all the orders.
It is true that the process of sanctification as apprehended by faith is to a large extent involved in impenetrable mystery, but in Christianity there is much else which is mysterious.
I can draw them back to thee if they are necessary to the sanctification of thy soul.
His Chine helped Solomon to survive synagogue, where the only drop of sweetness was in the beaker of wine for the sanctification service.
For to feel "the delight of Sabbath" is a duty and to take three meals thereon a religions obligation--the sanctification of the sensuous by a creed to which everything is holy.
We pray for sanctification and then are afraid God will sanctify us by stripping us of our idols and feel distressed lest we can not have them and Him too.
If it all ends in sanctification I don't care what I suffer.
The Fullness of the Blessing,"--one object of which is to prove that sanctification is not, can not be instantaneous.
Like sanctification caught at a camp-meeting, there must be a hereafter to it or its a humbug.
Many people have a confused idea as to what sanctification really is.
He hath by his death and blood procured that this work of sanctification shall be wrought and carried on.
This sanctification is an article of the covenant of redemption betwixt the Father and the Son, Isa.
Sanctification doth not always consist in a man's freedom from some corruptions.
As he hath procured, so he sendeth the Spirit to effectuate this, and to work this washing and sanctification in us.
But this work of sanctification and growth in grace must be carried on by divine help, by the Spirit of Jesus dwelling and working within; and therefore it is called the sanctification of the Spirit, 2 Thess.
This sanctification is promised in the covenant of grace, Jer.
Thus our sanctification is the fruit of his death, and purchased by his blood.
It is by the Spirit that the work of sanctification is carried on in the soul; and when this Spirit is disturbed, and put from his work, how can the work go on?
He hath purchased and provided the external means, whereby this cleansing and sanctification is brought about, viz.
Now of all the Divine favors to be commemorated the chief was that of the Creation, which was called to mind by the sanctification of the Sabbath; wherefore the reason for this precept is given in Ex.
Further, the Old Law was given for the sanctification of those from whom Christ was to be born.
The figurative reason is that this sanctification signified the sanctification of the living tabernacle, i.
But in the New Law, although certain sacraments are instituted by Our Lord; for instance, pertaining either to the sanctification of a temple or of the vessels, or to the celebration of some particular feast.
Sanctification is effected by all the virtues, by which also sins are taken away.
In order to signify this there were certain sacraments apart from the sacrifices of the Old Law, which sacraments were figures of the sanctification to come.
Service is due to the master in return for the benefits which his subjects receive from him: and to this belongs the third commandment of the sanctification of the Sabbath in memory of the creation of all things.
Therefore there was nothing without a reasonable cause in the sacraments of the Old Law, which were ordained to the sanctification of man.
The literal reason for the sanctification of the tabernacle and vessels was that they might be treated with greater reverence, being deputed, as it were, to the divine worship by this consecration.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sanctification" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
