The Meaning of Sanctification
Publisher:
, 2005
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Overview
From the Preface: The Meaning of Sanctification begins with a discussion of the theory of gradual sanctification. Next, the historical and scriptural evidences that millions of Christians have believed in a second crisis of salvation are traced. This crisis was experienced universally in the apostolic church. Then follows a study of the implications of such an experience and how to obtain it.
In appendices at the end of the book have been included some studies not deemed desirable to include in the body of the book.—Charles Ewing Brown
- the Theory of Gradual Sanctification
- Indications of a Second Crisis
- the Symbolism of the Old Testament
- the Second Crisis as Cleansing
- Sin as Evil Disposition
- the Doctrine of Inherited Sin
- the Baptism of the Holy Spirit
- the Work of the Holy Spirit
- Entire Sanctification as a Bundle of Possibilities
- the Meaning of Holiness
- How is Entire Sanctification Received?
- Title: The Meaning of Sanctification
- Author: Charles E. Brown
- Publisher: Warner Press
- Publication Date: 1945
- Pages: 226
