Doctrine 10

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Doctrine 10

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We believe that it is the privilege of all believers to be wholly sanctified, and that their whole spirit and soul and body may be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ

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Sanctify

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To be made holy

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Sanctification’s three aspects

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1. Belonging to God (2 Cor. 6:16)
2. Being separated to God (2 Tim. 2:3-4)
3. Being holy in character (Titus 2:11-14)

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Sanctification is…

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1. Perfectly revealed in Christ Jesus

2. Possible through the divine acts

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Consecration

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Dedication act done by man (Rom. 12:1-2)

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Sanctification

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Act by which God bestows His holiness on that which is consecrated

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5 D’s on Consecration to Holiness

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1. Desire to be God’s temple/ dwelling place. (1 Cor. 3:16)
2. Determination to be God’s servant. (Luke 9:23-24)
3. Discipline for holy conduct. (Titus 2:12-14)
4. Dedication to holy character. (Col. 3:1-17)
5. Disposal for holy influence. (1 Thess. 1:2-10)

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Entire Sanctification

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Sanctification affects the whole person - reaches to the depths of the soul.

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Full Salvation

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Full receptivity to the sanctifying grace of the Holy Spirit. (Not infallibility - still subject to human condition and to temptation)

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Perfect love

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Filled with God’s love

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People who had an impact of TSA idea of Holiness

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Charles Finney
James Caughey
Phoebe Palmer
Bramwell Booth
George Scott Railton
Samuel Logan Brengle

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Other influences on TSA

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Methodism
Wesleyan
Society of Friends (Quakers)
American Revivalists

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It is the will of God the Father to…

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1. Sanctify us; make us holy

2. Strengthen our hearts for holiness

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It is the work of Christ on the cross…

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1. Possibility of justification and regeneration

2. Possibility of sanctification

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Provision

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1. It is a complete work
2. It is for all who accept it by faith
3. It is effected by the indwelling Holy Spirit
4. It requires a response from the believer
5. Result: a holy life

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Crisis

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Initial dedication when the commitment is made

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Process

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Action by which the implications of this commitment are worked out in every department of life.

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Sanctification as Past

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Past - it begins in a position of separation already gained in Christ’s completed work

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Sanctification as Present

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Present - It describes a process of cultivation a holy life

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Sanctification as Future

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Future - It will be culminated at the return of Christ, when the effects of sin will be fully removed

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Sanctification according to Wesley

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It was total death to sin and an entire renewal in the image of God

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The nature of the human situation

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the total corruption of the first man and woman through disobedience

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Prevenient Grace

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The grace that goes before

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John Calvin

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Helped the church understand salvation

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John Wesley

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Emphasized the Holy Life of the believer

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When does initial sanctification begin?

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At the time of justification

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We are...

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Under sin - before Christ Above sin - After Christ Without sin - After Holiness

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Samuel Logan Brengle

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Originally a Methodist Circuit preacher in 1883 Understood holiness at a bible study at the octagon club

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Brengle's concept of holiness

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1. To take away sin | 2. To destroy the work of the devil

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How to become Holy

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1. Confess need for Holiness 2. Believe that is is personally available and presently available 3. Total consecration to God

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Brengle vs Coutts

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Brengle - elimination of the sin nature | Coutts - redirection of the will toward the good. What needs sanctified is the will.

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Holiness in the Old Testament was...

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Covenant

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The first covenant

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A holy creation - Adam and Eve 1. Image of God 2. Relationship with God 3. A holy work

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Abrahamic Covenant: Who is God? Who am I?

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God- Shield and reward | Abram- believer and participant

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Abrahamic Covenant: A Trinitarian Act

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Father- Voice Son- Sacrifice (blood) Spirit- Blazing torch

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Abrahamic Covenant: Divine act

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the Lord initiates and reveals himself and his will

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Abrahamic Covenant: Human act

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to follow in confidence and obedience

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Abrahamic Covenant: An act of Grace

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to be holy is to enjoy the full grace of God (family, land, name)

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Abrahamic Covenant: An act of Faith

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to be hol yis to believe and trust the promises of God

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Mosaic Covenant: An encounter with God

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Place- desert Time- 40 year in exile Search- check out the fire Approach- recognize holiness

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Mosaic Covenant: Responsibility

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Listen Understand Obey

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Mosaic Covenant: A people of Covenant

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Freed Changed life Stipulations: 10 Commandments

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Sinai Covenant: Pledge

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The Shema- hear, listen, obey | Shemar- keep, preserve, protect, guard

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The Shema - daily confession

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Remember YAWH Respond to the relationship Renew the Covenant

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Sinai Covenant: The Tab and Priesthood

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The Tabernacle: sacred place; symbol of the presence | A Holy Priesthood: A consecrated service; consecrated servants; a sacrificial system

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Davidic Covenant

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Individual covenant: History- sheperd to king promise- a great name; a throne

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David's response

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Praise of YHWH Thanksgiving for deeds Affirmation of the Covenant Psalm 89