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Watcher, Charles PK

 
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Synopsis

The closest word that describes Christianity in the bible is sanctification. Anyone that is not sanctified, is not a child of God and not a part of us. A sanctified person finds it easy and normal to stay away from the things of this world. The unruly character of its accepted elites, the distractions that multiply everyday in all the cities. The corruption that it has planted with wrong becoming right and right becoming wrong.We talked about sanctification in the parent book of organizational perfection. We noted how that the lord is keen to see our sanctification and continuous sanctification. The cleaner we get by the word of God, the more sanctified we have become (John 15:3). Many Christians still do not understand that in the spiritual realm, we are in contact directly with the lord by the acquisition of truth.Hebrews2:11 For both he that sanctifeth and they who are sanctifed are all of one: for which cause he is not ashamed to call them brethren, •1st Sanctification•2nd Sanctification •3rd Sanctification The first line of sanctification is salvation (when someone believes and receives the life of God). This is what is termed “being born again”. Thereafter, there are two other possible transformative changes that await children of God who remain steadfast. The decision to honour the kingdom of God by sharing the love of God as communicated in Christ Jesus is the important factor that causes this new change. Luke 5:32 I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. It is the same love we received that is transmitted to others. In preaching the gospel, you have made evidence of valuing your own salvation. Matthew 3:8Bring forth therefore fruits meet for repentance:Our continuous sanctification is the will of God (1Thes4:3). We know that people can be sanctified into the priesthood as were the children of Aaron and also unto the high priesthood as was Aaron (Heb 5:4).

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