The Chronicles of Progressive Sanctification

Since the beginning of the ability of mankind to express his thought as a word for the first time, he began to transcend all the written text traditions. These traditions involve passing stories from generation to generation, hoping to convey some hidden moral principles to our children in an unforgettable and pleasant way. As society evolves and develops over the years, as ideas become words, in some cases words become stories and narratives. Become a novel. In contemporary life, novels can be transformed using the art of filmmaking using symbols and prototypes.

Sanitation is the reason for applying. Because of its nature, its reason is not progressive. This is an announcement of God's righteousness. Justification for justification is to get rid of the crime of sin. The focus of consolidation is to heal the dysfunction of sin. Because all spiritual blessings, justifications and sanctification are Christians that he or her "in Christ" (Bible 1: 3), sanctification is complete in a sense. Last (Acts 20: 32; 26: 18; 1 Cori) 6: 11) But unlike justification, sanctification continues until Jesus returns. So we will be perfect and complete like him (1 John 3: 2). Therefore, sanctification is provisional, gradual, and goes through the final stages. A sanctified life is a victory even though he lives in the context of temptation and suffering (Romans 8: 37). In sanctification, believers only apply the meaning of their justification.

Complete (or final) sanctification is an aspect of sanctification related to the ultimate integrity of the children of God. When we are in this corpse, it will not be realized. Perfect consolation is the last step in the process of sanctification. Like communion with preparation and position, it is totally a divine work. Paul wrote this when I closed the first letter of Thessalonica. "The God of peace sanctifies you completely, I pray that God blesses all of your spirit and that the soul and body do not preserve the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ." (1 Thessalonians 5: 23). When Christ revives, the congregation of believers is completed. The word complete (Greek {olotelhs) only appears in the New Testament and consists of two words "complete" and "end". The idea of ​​honesty and accomplishment in the field of vision, throughout, means all of you, your entire holiness of you. That means everything is perfect and healthy