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Attitudes For Sanctification Excerpt Sanctification begins with regeneration, the implanting of spiritual life in a believer. From that starting point sanctification is God’s progressively separating a believer from sin to Himself and transforming his total life experience toward holiness and purity. The process of sanctification for a believer never ends while he is on earth in his mortal body. It is consummated in glorification when that believer through death and resurrection or through the Rapture stands in the presence of God “conformed to the likeness of His Son” ( 8:29 ). A believer’s identification with Jesus Christ by faith is both the ground and the goal of sanctification.  More Witmer, John A. “ Romans .”   The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures . Ed. J. F. Walvoord and R. B. Zuck. Vol. 2. Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1985. 462. Print.

Attitudes For Sanctification Excerpt Sanctification begins with regeneration, the implanting of spiritual life in a believer. From that starting point sanctification is God’s progressively separating a believer from sin to Himself and transforming his total life experience toward holiness and purity. The process of sanctification for a believer never ends while he is on earth in his mortal body. It is consummated in glorification when that believer through death and resurrection or through the Rapture stands in the presence of God “conformed to the likeness of His Son” ( 8:29 ). A believer’s identification with Jesus Christ by faith is both the ground and the goal of sanctification.  More Witmer, John A. “ Romans .”   The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures . Ed. J. F. Walvoord and R. B. Zuck. Vol. 2. Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1985. 462. Print.

Attitudes For Sanctification Romans 16:12-13 16:12–13 . Paul sent greetings jointly to Tryphena and Tryphosa , identifying them as those women who work hard ( “toil” ) in the Lord . Some believe they were sisters, possibly even twins. Then Persis , addressed as my dear friend ( lit. , “the one loved” ), was another woman who has worked very hard ( “toiled much” ) in the Lord . Interestingly four women were said to have “worked hard” ( cf . Mary , v. 6 ). Whether Rufus is the same person mentioned in Mark 15:21 or not is uncertain. If so, then he, as a son of Simon of Cyrene, was a North African . Paul said Rufus was chosen in the Lord , a statement true of every believer ( cf . Eph. 1:4 ). Consequently the word translated “chosen” may mean “eminent,” since it was given to Rufus as a statement of distinction. The greeting included Rufus’ mother who, Paul said, had also been a mother to him. Paul obviously did not say she was his actual mother, but he had been the recipient...

Attitudes for Sanctification  Excerpt ‎Sanctification begins with regeneration, the implanting of spiritual life in a believer. From that starting point sanctification is God’s progressively separating a believer from sin to Himself and transforming his total life experience toward holiness and purity.  The process of sanctification for a believer never ends while he is on earth in his mortal body. It is consummated in glorification when that believer through death and resurrection or through the Rapture stands in the presence of God “conformed to the likeness of His Son ” ( 8:29 ).  A believer’s identification with Jesus Christ by faith is both the ground and the goal of sanctification. Witmer, John A. “ Romans .” The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures. Ed. J. F. Walvoord & R. B. Zuck. Vol. 2 . Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1985. 462 . Print.