The Theology of Holiness1st World Publishing, 2004 - 144 pages Purchase one of 1st World Library's Classic Books and help support our free internet library of downloadable eBooks. Visit us online at www.1stWorldLibrary.ORG - - Science is a systematic presentation of truth. Theology is the most important of all sciences. It is the science that treats of God and of man in his relation to God. It is a systematic presentation of revealed truth. As the basis of Astronomy is the universe of worlds revealed by the telescope, and as the basis of Geology is the crust of the earth, so the basis of Theology is the Divine revelation found in the Holy Scriptures. The Theology of Entire Sanctification, therefore, is a systematic presentation of the doctrine of entire sanctification as derived from the written word of God. Such a presentation we hope - with the help of the Holy Spirit, which we here and now earnestly invoke - to attempt to give in this book. May God bless the endeavor, and overrule our human weakness, to the glory of His Name. Amen. It is a lamentable fact that there is a large class of Christians to whom the subject of entire sanctification is a matter of indifference. They hope, with or without sufficient reason, that their sins are forgiven. They propose to live moral and useful lives, and trust, again with or without sufficient reason, that they will go to heaven when they die. |
Contents
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Entire Sanctification Obtainable | 18 |
Entire Sanctification in Patriarchal Times | 29 |
Entire Sanctification as Taught by Jesus Christ | 60 |
Entire Sanctification as Taught by Paul | 70 |
Entire Sanctification as Taught by Peter | 89 |
Entire Sanctification as Taught by John | 99 |
Entire Sanctification as Taught by James and Jude | 109 |
Sanctified by God The Father | 119 |
Sanctified by God The Holy Ghost | 126 |
Sanctified by Faith | 132 |
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