Chris,
You've started another thread re justification and sanctification.
I lovingly tell you that I do not have them mixed up. Please read all the posts on your other thread.
I also explained why the terms were explained by the early theologians after Jesus ascension and the early letters.
Justification has a very specific meaning and sometimes the writers of the N.T. got the two terms mixed up.
Sanctification also has a very specific meaning.
Let's please at least agree on this...
I don't know of any church that explains them differently from the norm.
(the Catholic church gets them a little mixed up, but in the end, they've come around too)
Ooops. There's something wrong with the quote thingy.
THIS SHOULD REALLY BE FOR DCONTROVERSAL.
You could ignore it if you wish, as you do everything I've said to you from the beginning.
Did you ever find out what a red herring fallacy is?
You're really good at it...
Fran
You've started another thread re justification and sanctification.
I lovingly tell you that I do not have them mixed up. Please read all the posts on your other thread.
I also explained why the terms were explained by the early theologians after Jesus ascension and the early letters.
Justification has a very specific meaning and sometimes the writers of the N.T. got the two terms mixed up.
Sanctification also has a very specific meaning.
Let's please at least agree on this...
I don't know of any church that explains them differently from the norm.
(the Catholic church gets them a little mixed up, but in the end, they've come around too)
Ooops. There's something wrong with the quote thingy.
THIS SHOULD REALLY BE FOR DCONTROVERSAL.
You could ignore it if you wish, as you do everything I've said to you from the beginning.
Did you ever find out what a red herring fallacy is?
You're really good at it...
Fran
By this will we have been sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all.
For by one offering He has perfected for all time those who are sanctified.