Overview
Excerpt: Scripturally, the word sanctification has three meanings: First, separation; second, dedication; third, spiritfilling. Webster’s definition of it is as follows: “1. Sanctification is the act of God’s grace by which the affections of man are purified, or alienated from sin and the world, and exalted to a supreme love of God; also, the state of being thus purified or sanctified. 2. The act of consecrating, or setting apart for a sacred purpose.”
Contents
- What is Sanctification?
- The Apostolic Experience
- Consecration and Dedication
- The Holy Spirit of Promise
- Our Inheritance
- Sanctified by Faith
- The Subtraction Process
- Christian Perfection
- Holiness
- The Vine and the Branches
- Some Helpful Thoughts on Consecration
- Questions and Answers
- Personal Experience
Product Details
- Title: Sanctification
- Author: J. W. Byers
- Publisher: Gospel Trumpet
- Publication Date: 1902
About J. W. Byers
J. W. Byers also authored Bible Humility and Parent and Child.